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Completely agree. On my workstation (6 cores + 32 GB RAM), Google Maps is unbearably slow using the Chrome browser. I can not even imagine the performance on an
by solutionyogi 12y ago
Completely agree. On my workstation (6 cores + 32 GB RAM), Google Maps is unbearably slow using the Chrome browser. I can not even imagine the performance on an average computer.
My second biggest pet peeve: In old Maps, clicking on the marker will bring out a popup providing you various choices (http://imgur.com/qeLhJSd http://imgur.com/qeLhJSd). In new Maps, clicking on the marker centers it on the screen. What the F? What's the value add in bringing the marker to center when I click it?
Just like GMail, Maps has gone from being great software to mediocre. I don't know who is making these horrible design choices at Googleplex.
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- pgrote 12y agoHere is the thing ... the clicking on a point on the math and getting info was a great feature. I loved it. I am also sure that there is no way Google simply removed it. But they did. The closest I can find is RIGHT CLICK/WHAT'S HERE.
- darren_ 12y agoreally? clicking the map on desktop maps should do the same thing as right-click->whats-here. it does for me anyway.
- pgrote 12y agoWhat is your environment? I am on Windows 7 and Chrome 34.0.1847.131 m.
- ceras 12y agoNot who you were replying to, but a simple left-click for "what's here?" works for me on a Chromebook running Chrome 33.0.1750.152
- Nullabillity 12y agoFine for me, Chrome 34.0.1847.132 on Ubuntu 14.04 with KDE.
- ceph_ 12y agoClicking a location in the new maps bring up location info under the search bar. At least for me. http://i.imgur.com/j3uchwW.png http://i.imgur.com/j3uchwW.png
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