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Friday, 7. September 2007, 11:15:40

scipio

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Google Maps - map doesn't resize with page

The map area in Google Maps doesn't resize when I resize the page or window. I believe this used to be the case in O9.23 and this is certainly how FF and IE behave.

(Btw, I saw some other topics discussing Google services, but no mention of Maps. Sorry if it's been reported already.)

Friday, 7. September 2007, 12:13:52

Tracio

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Yep, horizontally works fine but vertically it just cuts the map,

Friday, 7. September 2007, 16:31:55 (edited)

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I've reported it: bug-283190.

Friday, 7. September 2007, 13:33:36 (edited)

vinczej

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I confirm the problem. The "zoom in" resizing in some cases cuts the map layout. But if I go back to a lower grade, and newly back to the actual from cache, the map is correct.

[EDIT] The direction doesn't affects the problem. But the back and forward zooming "solves" it.

Friday, 7. September 2007, 16:13:29

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Does maps.google.com even work in Opera 9.5? I tried and it was like watching a slow motion movie.

I have few entries in urlfilter file, could this really affect so much? Computer has e6600 + 2 gigs memory, so can't see it as a hardware issue.

Friday, 7. September 2007, 16:41:17

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Originally posted by Tommi5:

Does maps.google.com even work in Opera 9.5? I tried and it was like watching a slow motion movie.



I detected the same behaviour. In 9.23 works smoothly, but in 9.50 indeed is significantly slower, and has the mentioned problem. Works on 9.50, but not like 9.23.

Friday, 7. September 2007, 17:45:11

Tommi5

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Found a solution for my terrible maps.google.com experience:

Site Preferences -> Network -> Mask as internet explorer "Identify as Internet Explorer"

After the above change, everything at the site starts working smoothly. Sad and Funny at the same time.

EDIT: I was jumping the gun a little - almost everything works, except the hybrid map.

EDIT2: ... Final solution > Just change it to "Identify as Internet Explorer", everything works - fast

Friday, 7. September 2007, 17:49:34

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By me didn't work the spoofing. :frown:

Saturday, 8. September 2007, 08:02:38

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Originally posted by Tommi5:

Final solution > Just change it to "Identify as Internet Explorer", everything works - fast


I must admit that I haven't tried it yet, but to me it looked like a repainting/rendering issue, which I wouldn't think is affected by the browser identification. :confused:

Monday, 10. September 2007, 21:15:03

illiad

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I usually have no probs with maps.google, ID as opera...

If you are new here, you may not know this bit of code, that will give you 'fullscreen maps'!!

forum post from source... :up:

Monday, 10. September 2007, 21:46:06

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Originally posted by illiad:

I usually have no probs with maps.google, ID as opera...


Not even in the latest alpha?

Originally posted by illiad:

If you are new here, you may not know this bit of code, that will give you 'fullscreen maps'!!


That is great UserCSS! :up:

Monday, 10. September 2007, 21:59:02

illiad

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yes!! :smile: send thanks to the author..:up: I have spent hours just 'sightseeing'!! :D

the strange thing is, it only will take up about half the page... but that script will solve that problem!! yes, in alpha, 9500!! (though I think win98SE helps....)

Sunday, 16. September 2007, 09:14:37 (edited)

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Yeah, Google Maps is sloooooooow for me as well (9.5 on a Mac) :-(
Initial loading of the map tiles takes ages and puts the CPU to > 80% during that time. Dragging the map is more than sluggish.

Changing ID to Internet Explorer did not help at all.

Saturday, 15. September 2007, 21:18:30

Originally posted by scipio:

Originally posted by illiad:

If you are new here, you may not know this bit of code, that will give you 'fullscreen maps'!!


That is great UserCSS! :up:

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Sunday, 16. September 2007, 13:23:09

illiad

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well if you are the author of this, please add your details!! - it may just be 'forum-server' problems, though....
put this in a text file, eg gmapfullscreen.css ...

@media projection{
#header,#panel,#paneltoggle{display:none!important;}
#map{position:fixed!important;top:0!important;left:0!important;width:100%!important;
height:100%!important;box-sizing:border-box;margin:0!important;}
}

html{position:fixed;}


Tuesday, 2. October 2007, 14:31:39

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Seems to be fixed in build 9562.

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