@Suty Thanks!

Seeing that you have connections in the highest places, you may want to consider this: The search box where you enter your forecast location gives a list of cached locations. This list contains two 'ingredients':

1. My favorites
2. Locations I once used

[1] contains the names as I've called them initially, but I have renamed most of them. So what I called 'Beach' I later renamed to 'Marina de Rossano'. It is annotatied correctly on the map, but it's still as 'Beach' in the cached list.
[2] contains stuff that I once clicked on, out of curiosity. These locations follow me forever. I want to get rid of them.

The easy way out: allow a 'clear' of the cache of this list. After clearing, add all the favorites. It fixes both problems in one go.

No, I do not want to clear all of the cache; that would involve re-setting all color tables and other stuff that I want to keep as-is. It's just that the list of search items is pretty annoyingly not what I want.

Trust me, 'America' is only claimed by the people of the US to be the name of a country. Sensible people know that Canada hasn't become part of the USA just because Trump says it ought to be. But maybe the Flat Earthers and Pierre P. will have a different view on that.

Not worth a slice of your valuable time on earth, and that concerns even me, replying to your post.

@Suty Thanks!

Seeing that you have connections in the highest places, you may want to consider this: The search box where you enter your forecast location gives a list of cached locations. This list contains two 'ingredients':

1. My favorites
2. Locations I once used

[1] contains the names as I've called them initially, but I have renamed most of them. So what I called 'Beach' I later renamed to 'Marina de Rossano'. It is annotatied correctly on the map, but it's still as 'Beach' in the cached list.
[2] contains stuff that I once clicked on, out of curiosity. These locations follow me forever. I want to get rid of them.

The easy way out: allow a 'clear' of the cache of this list. After clearing, add all the favorites. It fixes both problems in one go.

No, I do not want to clear all of the cache; that would involve re-setting all color tables and other stuff that I want to keep as-is. It's just that the list of search items is pretty annoyingly not what I want.

@Suty OK thx.

I noticed the weather picker is taking more space because of the elevation annotation. Is there any way I can switch this off, so the weather picker display becomes a bit thinner again?

@idefix37 Sorry if I sound too harsh, but I've been doing support for an Open Source Software project for over 20 years, and really, it starts with reading the reports well.

Then figure out what really went on, and if necessary try to reproduce.

Yes, some people are lazy and deliver awful reports, but my report is not so bad. And you basically answer things that could be replies to completely different reports, each time ignoring info that is already provided. So I'll sit back now, hoping for some 'expert' kind enough to read, understand, and reply.

@idefix37
I will give up now, you are simply not reading my reports. Bad luck for me, I got the drunken sailor.

@idefix37

OK, so I 'modified' color bars. Basically, removed the old one and 'added' a new one.

As I said, I'm not using any app, I use the web interface on my Linux desktop.

My main issue is that Windy starts at my very first queried location, and I want it to start at my location, which I've stored as a 'Favorite'. But it ignores that, and also that I want to start with the temperature, not the rain. In short, it is as if it has taken some sort of snapshot of a certain location/layer combination and never allows me to change that from the 'Settings' menu - it simply ignores those settings.

Premium user here. Using Firefox on Ubuntu LTS, always latest, not apps because I want large display. Please don't tell me to ditch all setups and re-install or anything like that (what a terrible way to treat your users!), I've added and changed many color bars and so forth.

I want to always see the forecast bar but it seems to come and go whenever it likes to. Please tell me how to never loose it again, I don't just want a single 'play' button with a time line, I want to see the forecast of temp, wind, etc for 4 or 10 days. That's all. It should not disappear; and if for some reason it does disappear, how do I get it back?

Also, the startup location always reverts to my very first search, rather than my first favorite, which I selected to be the startup location. Also, why is there no weather picker there, on startup? It used to be there but I've lost it for some reason.
Also, why does it not display my selected layer (Temperature), but my initial layer way back when (Rain)?
Where are these things stored? Can I edit this stuff in an easy way, like a prefs.js file?

I am impressed by your work but I cannot tame the initial view; even the zoom level is now reset to my whole continent.