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I want to highlight some basic functions that don't consistently work or features that are more frustrating than they are helpful: The duplicate map button is not working currently. There used to be the ability to "Save and add new point" when creating a point. That option no longer appears. The less clicks I have to do, the better. Please bring this function back. Automatically making a point title the same as the point address is annoying. I have never once wanted that to be the title of my points. Please get rid of this as having to delete it makes map making more cumbersome than it needs to be. Automatically having the last-used category selected when making a new point is also annoying. I am not always entering the same category of points in at the same time. The category should be left unselected until I select it. The blue map background feature appears to obscure major highways and roadways, at least in my area. The drag point function is way too sensitive. I go to drag a point just slightly on the map and my view of the map zooms waaaay out to a different area. Sometimes when adding a point, the point will randomly duplicate for no apparent reason. Other times, a point will still appear on the map after attempting to delete it. The duplicate map settings function does not work. Each time I duplicate a map, it resets the settings to default even if I select that it should duplicate the map settings. That's assuming the duplicate function is even functional. The description length should be much longer. That aside, if I get a notice that the description is too long, and then I go in and shorten it significantly, and then try to save, I will continually get the same notice. I have to copy the shortened description and make an entirely new map point in order for it to save. Honestly, I am sure there are far more issues I have encountered but these are the most frustrating of them. Many of these are things that should not be issues but seriously dampen the functionality of Proxi and the user experience.