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I have an idea for a WMTS etc. sniffer, See below
maybe it might be useful when QGIS users need to get WMTS parameters...
I just can't think of any place where I can post my idea.
No, I'm not a (real) programmer.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Couldn't there be some browser extension invented by somebody, that oh, say, after several minutes of browsing the maps on said server, could come up with a pretty good description of that server. Even reverse engineering highly resistant sites.
E.g., the user clicks zoom, and the URLs flowing into the browser change from .../5/... to .../6/.... Well there you've got your Z field.
Or the user clicks a button labeled "Satellite view". The browser extension notes the label, and associates it with a URL change from .../DMAPS/ to .../EMAPS/, etc.
Naturally easy items like an unchanging HTTP Referer field flowing into the browser would be noted and added to the final XML produced.
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I have an idea for a WMTS etc. sniffer,
See below
maybe it might be useful when QGIS users need to get WMTS parameters...
I just can't think of any place where I can post my idea.
No, I'm not a (real) programmer.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: