COVID-19 Case Data on Google Maps (Firefox, desktop, work)

[PhinneyWalker]

Originally Posted by TurcoLoco

Can't wait for the MonkeyPox map. Then, common flu map. Then people randomly coughing map, all the way to people who just farted map.

So, I take it there is a way to see where Covid is in Texas, and specifically in DFW? How reliable is this information?

[CrownVic95]

The inattention to this issue is becoming bizarre in my estimation. It seems beyond inattention....closer to suppression. Why? Numbers now too consistently low to support the ongoing control-through-fear agenda?

A few days ago in my searching for a fix or even commentary on it, I found a piece that suggested the problem was caused in Firefox and Edge by their recent transition to 3-digit (100) version numbers. A fix was shown for Firefox, I made the suggested change, and it did nothing. At least nothing toward getting COVID data to appear. Searching just now, I don't even find that piece.

For all the world, smells like we're being played....again....still. Complete silence on the Mozilla forums - at least a search using the software finds nothing.

[akrausz]

This FREE (emphasis on the free part) service doesn't work on desktop Chrome for me, so doubt it's a Firefox issue.

[CrownVic95]

Originally Posted by akrausz

This FREE (emphasis on the free part) service doesn't work on desktop Chrome for me, so doubt it's a Firefox issue.

No, and we knew that since it doesn't work on Edge either.

Works on Pale Moon - but how many people even know Pale Moon exists? Very few - and Pale Moon has other issues that will likely keep it that way.

So what's going on? I can't see Google - or the browser organizations, for that matter, just ignoring this unless it's by design.

[elnina]

Originally Posted by CrownVic95

elnina, would you be so kind as to post a screenshot showing data for SF Bay Area counties? I know there are other data sources....I just want to see what Google Maps shows.

Thanks so much.

Sorry for being so late with my reply (DM urgent matters, please)

There are many counties. This is today's data. Hope still useful to you:

[elnina]

Vaccine tracker:
https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/c...-distribution/

Covid trackers: (interactive maps)
https://www.mayoclinic.org/coronavir...map/california

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/...s-tracker.html

https://covid19.ca.gov/vaccination-p...data/#overview

[CrownVic95]

Originally Posted by elnina

Sorry for being so late with my reply (DM urgent matters, please)

There are many counties. This is today's data. Hope still useful to you:

Thank you, elnina. There was no urgency....and if you read on to my very next post after the request I sent to you, you'll see that I found an alternate interim solution in Pale Moon. Sorry you went to all that trouble, but I appreciate it!

So I've got Pale Moon for now, but I'm still on a quest to understand why the COVID data is still there but gone from the major browsers like Firefox, Edge, and Chrome. It's an intellectual exercise of the type that will always capture and maintain my attention until solved.

[elnina]

Not a problem or trouble at all. Glad to be useful.

[elnina]

Originally Posted by PhinneyWalker

So, I take it there is a way to see where Covid is in Texas, and specifically in DFW? How reliable is this information?

Check on the links I posted above, select Texas to get the info.
It seems that the Google map info is from the NYT link anyway:

[CrownVic95]

BULLETIN: IT WORKS!!

Using Firefox, desktop, first time since May 20th. It's back.