Category : Tools
If you need it, it's exactly what you need.
Probably needs more instructions about how you do not use this app directly, instead it acts as a kind of shim that knows how to handle Intel links. Also, would be nice to register as a type of sharing app. If I have a link in FF for Android and click on it, it only stays in FF, no easy way to get it to this app.
Does the job. I keep a list of portals for ops in Keep. Previously I had to open link in IITC then share it to navigation app. This app made the step unnecessary. Ty developer, good idea!
Was the best way to navigate to a portal. Now it won't even open. Sad day.
Okay first of all the app never showed up in my phone so I had to go into the Play Store it to open it. Second of all when I finally opened it it never worked!
Followed the steps. Clicked on the link and map opens. Clicked on the portal, but don't find link on top right side of the screen....
Works exactly as advertised. For people who don't see the "link" link on the web Intel map from their phone - you need to request the desktop version of the Intel page when using your mobile device.
Crashes when you open url
Translates intel coordinates to maps to navigate to them
thanks!
Crashes tight after the start
Failed to launch
I had to open it through google play
It works!
I performed the following steps: (1) Installed app, (2) opened URL listed in app description using my phone's browser (Chrome v31.0.1650.59 running on Android 4.3.0), (3) clicked link icon on top right of screen. No map link displayed for me to copy, nor did it copy the link to my clipboard. I uninstalled the app, reinstalled it, repeated the steps listed in the app description listed above, and could not get past Step 3. If there is some additional step needed, it's not listed in the app description/instructions. I hope the developer corrects their issue. 1/7/14: Reinstalled with same symptoms. Request clarification on Step 4. How do I make it a URL? If your answer is email or texting myself (?!) you've already created extra steps. Franklin's review below creates same problem...no specific explanation on how to create hyperlink. If your product actually works request you clarify your instructions, vice using text that reads "per email?"...
Ok. First you have to be in "Full" mode located at bottom right of ingress mapm then you'll see the "link" button top right. Then a link will pop up at top left. I can select the link text but can not copy it to past it anywhere.
This saves me TONS of time not having to search for portal in maps, I can his click link and navigate there now
Trying to just load and it says it failed to log into gps... Don't understand why when my gps seems to be just fine. What am I doing wrong? Oh and no bookmark
Does nothing more then what it says and it does it very well..
1. Find portal on Intel map. 2. Click get link on map. 3. Paste it somewhere so it becomes a hyperlink. 4. Click the hyperlink you made. 5. Select this app to use as navigation. Done.
Probably the most helpful app I've added to my ingress toolkit
I have found the best way to send myself a link is via hangouts.
Cant get it to work on my note 3...force closes...crashes
Does what is needed seemlessly.
I installed the app, emailed myself a portal link, opened it, but when I went there the portal was under a field already and I couldn't link anything. This app doesn't let me create a mega field with no effort. I quit.
Downloaded and installed it. It didn't show up on my phone anywhere and i couldn't open it through Google play.
Can you please update it to open links with new intel address as well :)