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Well spotted Niall... I'd forgotten about the web location 'You are here' Icon
I turned mine off years ago when the MyDrive Web Route planner decided that I lived in a different town 30 + Miles away, according to Google Street view its a smallish brick building at the end of a Cul-de-sac
I guess its where my Internet provider keep their Servers/Internet connection
I turned mine off years ago when the MyDrive Web Route planner decided that I lived in a different town 30 + Miles away, according to Google Street view its a tiny brick building at the end of a Cul-de-sac
I wondered how he did turn it off, but YamFazMan remains silent ??
And - being a mod on a Dutch computerforum - I know that there should be a solution, because in FF I have this icon, but in Edge ... I don' t have it :
Mayby I have to look at my settins or my cookies...
(or should YamFazMan remember how he got lost of it..?)
followed the second link - but that wasn't enough: all the dedection was already enablad...
But it set me on the wright path: under Options - protection against following - is a link to 'more info to the protection...' and I followed the link and found this image:
So I came to the little shield-icon and there I could enable the protection against following.
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Superusers
@Gilbert Br
If its the MyDrive Web Route planner ???
Hover Mouse pointer over the Icon Try... Left Clicking the Mouse Button
ATB YFM
Superuser
The symbol is your current position as interpreted by your browser from where your internet provider gives for your IP address
Superusers
Well spotted Niall... I'd forgotten about the web location 'You are here' Icon
I turned mine off years ago when the MyDrive Web Route planner decided that I lived in a different town 30 + Miles away, according to Google Street view its a smallish brick building at the end of a Cul-de-sac
I guess its where my Internet provider keep their Servers/Internet connection
ATB YFM
But: can I get rid of it? euh.. how dit you do it?
(because: I gave up my house-adress - so I don't need this 'you are here'-thing ...:thinking:
Superuser
Looks like you now can't
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I wondered how he did turn it off, but YamFazMan remains silent ??
And - being a mod on a Dutch computerforum - I know that there should be a solution, because in FF I have this icon, but in Edge ... I don' t have it :
Mayby I have to look at my settins or my cookies...
(or should YamFazMan remember how he got lost of it..?)
Superusers
@Gilbert Br
When you first fire up the MyDrive Web Route planner a small window opens and asks permission to use your present location (Geolocation)
Geolocation Wikipedia... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geolocation
Prevent websites from tracking your location, by disabling Geolocation in your browser
https://www.thewindowsclub.com/disable-geolocation-browsers
ATB YFM
that dit it !
followed the second link - but that wasn't enough: all the dedection was already enablad...
But it set me on the wright path: under Options - protection against following - is a link to 'more info to the protection...' and I followed the link and found this image:
So I came to the little shield-icon and there I could enable the protection against following.
Thank you !
Gilbert