ROVR tiles

ROVR tiles puts your explored tiles from rovr.cc on the map while you plan in the Strava route builder or the Ride with GPS route planner. Blue squares are the tiles you’ve explored, orange ones are your cluster and the black box is your max square. Draw a route and every new tile it crosses turns green. The popup counts them for the whole route, the bits off screen included. You need a ROVR account at rovr.cc, signed in using the same browser. The extension uses that sign-in and has no password of its own. The popup has three settings: tiles on or off, the tile size (microtiles, tiles, macrotiles, or Auto, which picks the tile size by zoom), and how solid the blue is, so you can still read the roads underneath. The extension talks to rovr.cc and nothing else. It asks for your tiles inside the map on screen and around the route you’re drawing; the route itself stays in your browser. Then go collect the green ones.