Nic Hubbard

Yes, you have the "Fit to Map" option turned on in Settings. This is the default. It will always zoom the map to fit all cache pins when they are added. But you can also turn this option off. Your second question, no there is not an option for this.

If you check in the official Adventure Labs app, do you see those stages marked as completed?

AL caches should be filtered out. In the past, did you manually mark AL caches as found by long pressing on them?

Can you share the fix with the other users? Normally this is a Safari issue where a user has chosen to open the URL in the browser instead of the AL app.

I think this is a great idea. Do you have a GC code that has some logs from opted out users?

This has been fixed for our upcoming 8.0 version.

Cachly is an official partner app, so we use the geocaching.com API to return all caches. Sadly it does not support that search filter, so we can't create this as a feature. Of course we could show only DNF AFTER we get the data, but that would not be a reliable or accurate way to show that data to users.

No, it does not currently. I have played around with this, but don't really have plans to release it for Mac at this time.

Yes, you would use only the Cache Placed dates to create a date range and that will bring up events with that range. Just tested this and it is working great, but let me know if you have any issues.

Ah yes, if the cache already exists then the PQ won't overwrite the offline cache. You would need to update the caches in the offline list.

What map type are you using?

Thanks, will make sure to look into this!

When you are editing the complication on the watch itself you still don't see Cachly as an option?

Personal Notes are downloaded with Pocket Queries. Are you making sure to use the PQ option in the More tab rather than a GPX file? For images, those need to be updated separately. When viewing an offline list tap the ... then choose Download Cache Images.

Which complication style though? You would need to show me some screenshots.

Nearby is already a feature on the watch. I was just meaning any watch app function that uses the Geocaching API such as searching for caches, logging, etc etc will need your phone. Hoping in the future this can be improved.

You can use the watch as a stand alone if you use offline, meaning saved caches. But using online features such as nearby do require the iPhone for authentication.

Thanks for your suggestion!

You can delete caches from the List Membership screen, jus swipe to delete or tap edit. Also, on the cache details just tap the + button on the top right area and choose Add to List.

I just tested this and I see it. Look for the Cachly Launcher complication.

Which watch faces is it not available on?

Have you tested using some of the iOS accessibility tool that allow you to zoom into the screen to make it larger? This could help in this situation.

What location are you searching (provide coordinates if possible)? And are you sure there are Adventure Labs in that area? Have you tried turning on Filtering and only include labs as a test? I would also make sure to turn off stages.

Thank you for the screenshot. This is the same size that cache pins have always been, and found caches will show as a smily. Are you meaning pending log fount it caches with a checkmark are hard to see?

Your first screenshot looks like there were two caches on top of each other. The one behind being the one that was a pending log. Please test turning filtering on and off.