This used to be more clear cut but not anymore. I use a Montana on my 850T and a 8' Android Tablet in my RZR.

I have some links at the bottom that will be helpful.

You mentioned wanting to distribute your map/tracks to friends, this limits your options somewhat. P.s.Currently I think you have two options, traditional GPS'r or phone/tablet App.

So I’m looking for a professional that can help me in doing so, of course contact me if you think you can help. In this forum post ( Ask permission for location on page load?) they talk about a possible solution that would be perfect for my situation, so prompt back the “allow position” browser popup by clicking on a button. Now 95 times out of 100 the user does not give consent to use their location immediately once they arrive on the site via the browser popup, cause they don’t know the site and they don’t trust it initially.įrom videos of real user’s test it appears that after not allowing the use of their location from the browser popup, they take a look at the site, evaluate that it is reliable and then click on “find my location” which is the backup solution (method 2) that 100% of the times gives them a position far from where they are, at that point the 95% of the users when this happen leave the site, without calling our service providers. If the user doesn’t do so he can click on a button “find my location” that will find his address from the IP code (not reliable at all) The user allows us to use his position straight from the browser popup (best option) We’ve built a fully working and functional app that need to find the precise position of the user and show a list of service provider around him, we have 2 methods in place right now: With the help of a good freelancer (unfortunately can’t help with this request) I’m Orazio and I’m looking for help from an expert bubble freelancer:

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