It seems that PRTG needs adjustable objects for Maps

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Digging into PRTG and using the maps feature for some time now, there seems to be some recurring themes in the requests in the KB. One of them being font sizes for elements and the other being selection of channels from a sensor being placed on the map. Are these two things ever going to make it into the product or should folks be looking at alternatives to maps? It also looks like folks are using PRTG on 4K monitors are not being able to scale up the objects on a map is troublesome too.

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Hi Jason,

All I can say right now that there are plans to completely replace the map editor with something completely new to replace the current editor instead of plumbing further stuff into it. There is no ETA set in stone for this, it's done when it's done, that's as precise as I can get right now.

Kind regards,

Erhard

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