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There are a couple of ways. If you want to just have the setting switched on by default then configure the initial settings for the site with the switch turned on. See here for documentation on setting initial settings: http://www.virtualradarserver.co.uk/Documentation/WebServer/WebSiteOptions.aspx#...

Yes, you can actually write a script that works with both Google Maps and Leaflet. I've uploaded an example to Github here:

https://github.com/vradarserver/vrs-cus ... 20to%20Map

I've been using Firefox as the main browser during development for a few months now. Never seen that issue. The Linux VM that I test with is running Ubuntu 18.04, updating Firefox on there to latest on apt-get gives me 68.0.2 and that's rendering the release build of 2.4.3 no problems. The thing is ...

There aren't a lot of options to change how VRS deals with feeds that would have a significant effect on CPU load. Most of the load that's normally seen comes from processing requests from a lot of clients. Looking at my local installation of 2.4.3 on a middling i5 with ADSBHub's feed and an SBS-3 f...

I don't understand what you mean by "this is about the VRS upstream side". What do you mean?

The developer edition is not the latest version of Firefox. It's a beta build and in Mozilla's own words it is "an unstable testing and development platform".

When I test the page using the latest release beta 69.0b13 (64-bit) the options menu and aircraft list are displayed normally.

Thanks for letting me know. I can see why it's happening, it'll be fixed for the next release / preview.

Thanks for letting me know - I've just tried it here with 2.4.3 and I can reproduce the problem. I'll fix it for the next release / preview.

I've just downloaded the 64-bit installer from the site and the version history starts with the line "2.4.3".

Did you download from the version history page by mistake? What was the URL you downloaded from? The x64 URL should be:

http://www.virtualradarserver.co.uk/Fil ... up-x64.exe

The error is saying that the tile server you're using only accepts HTTPS connections that use TLS 1.2 or better (earlier versions have been deprecated because they have vulnerabilities). The version of mono that you are using is probably a few years old and doesn't support TLS 1.2. If you update to ...