I've created a new mapping program that gives you great flyovers of your chosen destinations, step by step directions on how to get there, and map modes galore. It's a port from the routing features of an older program, which has been my goto tool for planning out road trips. Now I have this one.

Check it out: RouteQue

I also posted this on Facebook for the hell of it, and FB appends it's tracking code on every link you include in your post.

So, I wrote a little bit of javascript that detects if there is garbage at the end of the url. The only thing that should be there is nothing, or a route key in the form of ?r=.....

Here's what it does:

•  Get any parameters at the end

•  If any exist

•  If its not my route key parameter

•  If the browser can do it (most can)

•  Reload the program with no garbage

Here's the code:

const parameters = window.location.search;

if (parameters) {

  if (parameters.substring(2,1) !== 'r') {

    if (history.pushState) {

      history.pushState({}, null, 'http://www.routeque.com/');

    }

  }

}