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Those "annoying prompts" are there for a reason. How do you justify ignoring the users' wishes with regards to accessing personally identifiable information? A

• adamlynch 5y ago
  >Those "annoying prompts" are there for a reason Yep, but not worth ruining the UX for marginally better geolocation in my case. > How do you justify ignoring the users' wishes with regards to accessing personally identifiable information? I don't know what you're referring to. If you're suggesting I'd prefer that apps & sites could access our location without asking, you're mistaken. >Also, why WebGL? The no-streets OSM raster map tiles were discontinued and I had to switch to custom Maptiler layers. They don't allow raster map tiles on the free plan.