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Use light map styles #1668
Use light map styles #1668
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- free non-commercial API usage - less colourful layer blends better in the background - support for high-DPI / retina displays out of the box
this does not trigger a re-render on every map movement by default, and removes the derived state
a mix of greys, greens and blues, which offers better contrast with the surrounding interface
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4 failed tests on run #1167 ↗︎
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desktop/add.cy.ts • 1 failed test • 1. Chrome
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Superceded by #1670 |
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A mix of greys, greens and blues, which offers better contrast with the surrounding interface.
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