Bolling

It works fine for me as well.

I just tried a distance filter with inverse as first try. Should filters Less than 10 miles and inverse of geater than 10 miles give the same results? (Thus was tested as one filter at a time). I would have expected so but the inverse greater than filter had results under 10 miles and over 50 miles (or similar value). Edit two hours later: I can not reproduce.

Ok. I can't read Japanese but I tested with last beta and current beta and agree that it's fixed in the beta version.

Yep. You can freeze the scale onto the screen after zooming if you hold two fingers on the screen. Try walking around like that for hours.

Wow. So many cache owners where I live can’t properly maintain one stage.

If you find a cache today log on the GC.com website as yesterday. Get your souvenir and then correct the date.

I gave it a vote. I miss that feature too. However as a GSAK user I have all my old logs in my GPX file that I import so I can result get to them in Cachly for the local caches anyway. I don't keep all my funds in Cachly.

Google Maps can be a huge offender. That said I'm often surprised at what has chewed up battery life.

Non-map and Compass screens would be more correct phrasing I assume.

This is a feature a requested a while ago. Hopefully it will make the cut some day.

Click on the More menu. Then Pending Geocache Logs. Then the ... Menu and Submit All Pending Logs

API Sataus: http://status.geocaching.com/666339

Yep @DerLakaiMS is correct. You have to wait until 3.1 for offline photos in cache descriptions.

In Offline mode select the ... Menu. There is an option to download images. Note image management is improved in version 3.1 which will be released on Monday per Nic.

No, not random. I think it's 24 hours since your first download.

I tend to agree with you. I have posted on this in the past and the workflow is improved with version 3. It's still not totally intuitive but straight forward once you know what to do.

Scroll down to Presets and select Current Location. Then enter your Projection.

Cool. I'll have to keep this in mind for future lists. Only two caches on the list left to find in my area.

At present you need to merge them into one list. Swipe left on a list to see the Options menu.

How can Cachly be a mystery checker?

I meant point users to the help section.

Nic, The help section isn't as good as a manual but perhaps the app should point first time users to it.

Ok Nic said it should be the "Date Downloaded" filter. So, import PQs to update caches. Filter on Date Downloaded and set prior to date of PQ import. Then either delete the caches in the filter or update them to confirm they are archived and then filter on archived caches to delete.

While there is no manual, there is a help section under More. I'm on iOS11 now so Geosphere is no longer on my devices. Cachly is a great replacement though.

Once you import new pocket queries you should be able to delete archived caches with a Date Last Updated filter. This is what I do in GSAK. The filter doesn't appear to risk properly in the latest beta. I've reported that issue here: http://www.cach.ly/support/index.php?/topic/882-date-last-updated-filter/