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After tapping a geocache on the map a label appears. The label is similar to that of a common point but there is quite a lot of additional information:
more options menu contains:
Looks and offers the same controls as an ordinary point folder screen except a few more options:
Contains a rich choice of geocache parameters to sort by:
Basic GC filtering - you can filter geocaches by name, GC code, icon (type) and distance:
Special filtering offers setting of difficulty, terrain and a lot other parameters:
You can set displaying of the filtered results on map:
Besides common functions like Copy/Move/Export/Delete or Fill elevation contains several GC-specific features:
As was said before, Locus Map handles geocaches as points. Nevertheless, the detail screen of a geocache contains a lot more information and options. The topbar displays the geocache name and geocaching main menu button:
Contains all information included in the Listing part of the geocache website - facts, formulas, images, links, etc. Premium members see mobile-optimized information, basic members full HTML web page (so far):
A special tab for displaying geocache related images and their descriptions. Images associated with the geocache are listed here after using GC Offlinizer:
Contains a list of geocache waypoints if there are any. Usually basic caches have no waypoints, multicaches or mystery caches often need to add some:
Contains the geocache logs scroll:
Contains a list of trackables present in the cache (when there are none, this tab is inactive):
The trackable item can be logged directly from here.
Storage space for geocache attachments - files, images, videos, audio recordings etc.:
You can add attachments by tapping the + sign in topbar.