+On 27th November 2013 Niantic made a major change to the protocol used by the intel map to display portals. Before this +date, the full data for every portal on the map was sent to the browser, so IITC could take advantage of it and provide +various features - resonator search, mitigation highlighters, portal age lists, many highlighters, etc. +
++After this date they only send the bare nimimum of data for all the portals on the screen. The data available is: +
++IITC can also count links/fields visible on the map, but this is not accurate when zoomed out to larger areas as +the server does not send the smaller links/fields. +
++It is still possible to get the full details for individual portals, but only one at a time. +Some people have suggested making IITC do this automatically with a plugin - but it's very likely that +Niantic will monitor the portal detail requests for this kind of abuse and suspend/ban anyone caught doing it. +
++Some people think that Niantic made this change just to break IITC. This is not true. It was a sensible change to make +to optimise the intel map, and I'm surprised they wated so long. +
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