Are the 404's cached? Do they take up less RAM?

We need a share component/dialog that we can open from e.g. right clicking on the map.

Possibly using swagger?

maybe using sapper and/or shoelace @pew?

1. Use colormap other than classic
2. Pan/drag the map
3. During the dragging, the cloud tiles outside the viewport are not rendered.

1. make it somehow obvious that there's a link to click to get more information about meteocool and the apps
2. make it somehow possible that someone can link directly to this about page from an external page

https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/AppleApplications/Reference/SafariWebContent/PromotingAppswithAppBanners/PromotingAppswithAppBanners.html

• I'm sure there is something like this for android (as soon as 2.0 is released).

Less lorem ipsum, more actual content

Also, the modal layout is broken on smaller (laptop) screens.

Originally posted by @v4lli in #34 (comment)

Avoids useless requests and 404s.

We should import at least the contributors list and put it in the about modal.

@pew feel free to change "honorable mentions" to "pays for all of this crap so you can write 1 star reviews on the appstore for a completely free app"

The settings API could use a modal for use in browser clients.

• appstore
• playstore
• android in-app
• impressum/web

window.enterForeground() should trigger a tiles reload, for app integration.

Most of our user base is from Germany after all

one could argue to use shoelace the right way from the beginning, one could also argue that I'm just prototyping right now. anyways: here's how to do it the right way, only use the elements we need

the whole project should be deployed into dist/ when yarn build is called. embarrassing workaround: yarn && yarn build && mv public/* dist/

Logo responsiveness broken on Mac OS Safari with (very) small window sizes: