To be honest, I'm not sure how it chooses the colors to represent the points on the map, but it does seem like the system picks certain colors and uses them without giving you the option to change them. In this case, it would be best if it never used green or off-white colors, since they blend in with the map's own colors and make it very hard to see (especially for someone like me who's already starting to develop presbyopia 😂).
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To be honest, I'm not sure how it chooses the colors to represent the points on the map, but it does seem like the system picks certain colors and uses them without giving you the option to change them. In this case, it would be best if it never used green or off-white colors, since they blend in with the map's own colors and make it very hard to see (especially for someone like me who's already starting to develop presbyopia 😂).
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<img width="771" height="599" alt="Image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/153a3ec0-1d68-4e5b-8e1f-7b960c776b37" />
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To be honest, I'm not sure how it chooses the colors to represent the points on the map, but it does seem like the system picks certain colors and uses them without giving you the option to change them. In this case, it would be best if it never used green or off-white colors, since they blend in with the map's own colors and make it very hard to see (especially for someone like me who's already starting to develop presbyopia 😂).
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we need change it, is a very bad color to see it, regards