@menion
I use Locus for 4 purposes:
1) motorbike navigation. Uses a custom map theme showing tracks a bit wider and showing fuel stations, campsites and restaurants on the map while driving. Before, I showed them using the custom theme, now this can be done with LoPoints marked on the map. Other lopoints could even be disabled.
2) hiking. Uses the default map theme for hiking. Lopoints are useful for wayfinding, but I do not need any specific categories marked as this clutters the screen.
3) driving. Only if a specific route needs to be stuck to, I use Locus rather than Google Maps. Lopoints are not so relevant, marked LoPoints also not in general.
4) editing. Lopoints should be visible, but none marked as they clutter the screen.
All in all, I think being able to switch LoPoints on or off per profile would be great. As I said, I now solve that with a custom map theme where the layers can be switched on and off per theme.
I use Locus for 4 purposes:
1) motorbike navigation. Uses a custom map theme showing tracks a bit wider and showing fuel stations, campsites and restaurants on the map while driving. Before, I showed them using the custom theme, now this can be done with LoPoints marked on the map. Other lopoints could even be disabled.
2) hiking. Uses the default map theme for hiking. Lopoints are useful for wayfinding, but I do not need any specific categories marked as this clutters the screen.
3) driving. Only if a specific route needs to be stuck to, I use Locus rather than Google Maps. Lopoints are not so relevant, marked LoPoints also not in general.
4) editing. Lopoints should be visible, but none marked as they clutter the screen.
All in all, I think being able to switch LoPoints on or off per profile would be great. As I said, I now solve that with a custom map theme where the layers can be switched on and off per theme.