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Adding user location detection - #198
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Can you keep the userlat/Long set to the Seattle coordinates it was previously? Otherwise this is great and I'll happily merge.
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Detecting user location based on navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition and using it in as the default map center. In case of an error will fall back to original location.
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