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Welcome to Lantea Maps!
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This web app lets you record GPS tracks of your journeys, which you can
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You can find track details, upload, etc. in the "track" drawer that you can
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Both track and settings "drawers" can be closed by clicking/tapping on their
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From the track "drawer", you can also access a library of uploaded tracks,
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Lantea Maps has changed!
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Lantea Maps has been updated with a few significant changes.
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Most importantly, the previously broken upload functionality for tracks has
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From there, you can also access a library of uploaded tracks, their
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If you set a device name in the settings, you can even distinguish tracks
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