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4.0
May 29, 2024
• This is a major update with many new features and bug fixes
• Added the ability to sort the pins list by name, date last updated or type
• Added section index to the pin list when sorted by name
• The user must supply a device name when using iCloud or NAS which is used to keep track of who last updated the database and who currently has it locked
• Before downloading the database from iCloud or NAS we verify that all files are present
• When editing a pin any changes are only saved when the user hits the Save button.
• When using iCloud or NAS storage, updates can now be made when the storage device is not available. Any changes made while offline will be uploaded the next time the device connects to the storage device. A warning is displayed once to notify the user of this capability and the problems it can create.
• Re-built the interface to iCloud, NAS and image handling to use common code that is shared across all our apps
• Made the Inspect image view controller over full screen on the iPad
• Quieted down the logging when going into background
• Added the ability to detect when an update to your remote device does not complete properly and gave the user the ability to repair it
• Prevented the user from selecting “Stay Offline” when the database is being downloaded to the device from external storage
More3.2
August 30, 2023
Fixed a bug that occurred when offline while on the map page that prevented the user from invoking the pin editor by tapping the pin callout accessory.
More3.1
June 7, 2023
We now auto-scroll the last edited location to the top of the list. We also fixed a bug that caused the app to unexpectedly toggle between offline and online when going back and forth between the location editor and the color mapping views.
More3.0
May 25, 2023
This is a BIG update. We have added the ability to store your data on your iPhone, in iCloud or on a NAS drive. Added the ability to designate certain color for certain types of locations. Added the ability to save images to your device photo library. We now use Apple Maps for driving directions so you can have access to its full capabilities (including CarPlay). If you choose to store your data on a private NAS drive, you don't have to be connected to it to be able to add/modify location information. Fixed several small bugs as well.
More2.8
March 13, 2023
Added the ability to save location images to your photo album.
2.7
March 1, 2023
Minor bug fixes
2.6
January 4, 2023
We now use Apple Maps for directions to the selected destination.
2.5
December 1, 2022
Added a notes section for each pin + bug fixes
2.4
June 16, 2022
Minor bug fixes rebuilt with new compiler
2.3
November 18, 2021
This version fixes the bug that prevented dragging and dropping map pins.
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Description of Where Was That?
This app is a great tool for folks moving into or visiting a new area. As you explore and find places you like, you can remember where they are by dropping a pin on the map then add a description and photo. Whether it be a great bar, restaurant or winery, you will always be able to remember what it looked like and get directions back there.
Where Was That?: FAQ
Yes, Where Was That? is compatible with iPad devices.
The creator of Where Was That? is Omni-Soft, Inc..
The minimum supported iOS version for the app is 12.0.
The overall user rating of Where Was That? is 4.0.
The Main Genre Of The Where Was That? App Is Lifestyle.
4.0 is the latest released Where Was That? version.
Where Was That? rolled out its latest update on July 5, 2024.
Where Was That? originally came out on February 5, 2023.
Where Was That? is suitable for children aged Omni-Soft, Inc..
Where Was That? is available in American English, French (France), European Spanish.
Sorry, Where Was That? is not on Apple Arcade.
Sorry, in-app purchases are not available for users of Where Was That?.
No, you cannot use Where Was That? with Apple Vision Pro.