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website/src/lib/docs/en/toolbar/minify.mdx
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This tool can be used to reduce the number of GPS points of a trace, which can be useful to reduce its size.
You can play with the slider to adjust the tolerance of the simplification algorithm, and see the number of points that will be kept as well as the simplified trace on the map.
You can play with the slider to adjust the tolerance of the simplification algorithm and see the number of points that will be kept, as well as the simplified trace on the map.
<div class="flex flex-row justify-center">
<Reduce class="text-foreground p-3 border rounded-md shadow-lg" />

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website/src/lib/docs/en/toolbar/time.mdx
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# <CalendarClock size="24" class="inline-block" style="margin-bottom: 5px" /> { title }
This tool allows you to change or add timestamps to a trace.
You simply need to use the form shown below, and validate it when you are done.
You simply need to use the form shown below and validate it when you are done.
<div class="flex flex-row justify-center">
<Time class="text-foreground p-3 border rounded-md shadow-lg" />
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Similarly, when you edit the start time, the end time is updated to keep the same total duration, and vice versa.
<DocsNote>
When using this tool with existing timestamps, changing the time or speed will simply shift, stretch or compress them accordingly.
When using this tool with existing timestamps, changing the time or speed will simply shift, stretch, or compress them accordingly.
</DocsNote>