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Has anyone used the Viewfindr app, and what are their view on it please?
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I have been using it for the last three weeks. I used it initially for my current location and added a couple more and had all the alerts set up for Sunrise,clouds,fog,snow etc.. I was getting regular notifcactions of weather conditions and it seemed quite accurate. I then subscribed to it and really it has been a mess. When adding new locations you have to scroll around the uk map using as a huge box to pinpoint your location it has not been implemented very well. Some of my locations kept getting deleted there was a few server issues with no weather reposrts available and now this morning for the third time all of my locations have now been deleted yet again. Its a promisng app but really needs a few months to mature into something usefuland not just a frsutrating experience.
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Cheers. I know what you mean about that box. Had a quick look and all the reviews sound good, but prefer off site reviews as they are not filtered
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Does it do anything that Google Maps and the Met Office site can't?
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I dont think it does really, iam always looking for something that predicts fog and mist accurately.
However nothing beats local knowledge and looking out the window at the end of the day
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...or any other time of the day or night...I dont think it does really, iam always looking for something that predicts fog and mist accurately.
However nothing beats local knowledge and looking out the window at the end of the day