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As a beta tester, I know that some of us would occasionally see database issues and have to uninstall and reinstall. Of course or version changed numerous times. As far as offline lists being deleted that's obviously a bigger problem. Since you still have the database files perhaps @Nic Hubbard can help you recover the offline lists.

Great.

That may be an API limitation. @Nic Hubbard will need to respond. However, if you leave the dates blank you will search all caches.

Yes, that's what I'm showing you. Here's a cache from my offline list.

At the top of an Offline cache in Cachly is a three dot menu. If you click it you have the option to view the cache on the website. It's that what you are looking for?

You can't import GPX to the website. Since you are a Premium member four 13 years though I probably misunderstood your question.

No, there is no 30 day restriction. Where did you hear that?

Did you upgrade from a version prior to 3.0? I suggest that you delete Cachly entirely and then reinstall. Also, I'm sure you've thought of this but in the future is export important info first prior to upgrading. Preferably export of the phone occasionally anyway. A simple dropped phone could have caused loss of the 1600 caches.

@Thot. On the Live Map have you checked the filters that are set? Perhaps you are filtering by Difficulty and Terrain as an example. I suggest you "reset" the filters and start there and then reapply filters as needed.

Could turning off the Compass Calibration possibly cause this issue? I wouldn't think so but it's the only Cachly setting I can think of that might be different than their other apps.

I can reproduce the new bug quite easily. I'm all in favor of this being an option in settings, I'm not sure that I like the new setting personally.

My non geocaching family members have had old batteries drop off like crazy too. Installing a new battery helped a lot but still not quite like new.

Fixed for me!

I've seen the same.

The Source is useful on occasion which is why the that option is included.

I had to stop using that feature do to the same issue. I did report it but without the helpful screenshot.

I think for Live caches it has more to do with API calls than anything else. This information would force a full detail query on all the caches. I think Nick has it on his list to add to offline caches first at some future version.

The Projection is from the grey coordinates in the add waypoint section. You can select a preset coordinates of manually enter any coordinates you want to. The Projection will be from these coordinates. The grey coordinates will turn red after you've calculated a Projection.

I realized that I was not looking at 3.02 in my response. I agree that it works in 3.02.

I see what @LSbatmansees until I refresh an individual cache.

I've seen that problem on occasion as well.

Cool. Sorry that my answer was wrong.

I vote for leaving it as is.

I see you made the change. I think it should be a little more obvious now.

If I had to guess this bug was introduced in a late beta when Nick rearranged the new waypoint screen largely at my urging. . (That's just a guess, either way we know Nick will fix it).