We are pleased to announce that we have recently completed an overhaul of the website. Let us know what you think.
Highlights:
1) Easier to find the nearest McRib using our find page. If your browser supports geolocation and you opt to share that with us, we can search for the nearest 5 sightings to you. Your location is only used at the time of lookup, you will need to refresh the page as you move about.
2) Reporting a McRib Sighting has moved to a dedicated page. We had too much going on on the map page before, so we have simplified this. Alike the find page, the reporting page can use geolocation data to simplify the reporting process.
3) Embedded search and legend for map. Again, to help simplify what content goes with what, we pulled the map off to its own page. When the map loads, you will see a “Legend” button at the bottom of the map. Click it to be reminded what the color and icons shown represent. There is also a search button at the top of the map allowing you to filter your search or to look back to see where the McRib had been reported. In the past.
4) The webpage now has a mobile friendly viewing experience. That pesky menu bar is now available in a mobile specific layout that allows easier navigation of the site. The new find and report features should work great too.
What do you think of the update?
Don’t like the auto-location feature. Can’t get Locator to work anymore. (Map never comes up even when I share my location.) What browser versions is McRib Locator supposed to work with?
What browser and version are you using? It was tested against several, but not all.
Map doesn’t load on either my computer’s latest version of IE or on my Galaxy 3. I could see the old map fine on both.
Give it a whirl now. I found a bug that prevented the map from loading in some situations. Thank you for the message.