Find every visitor on the live map

On a busy site the live map used to collapse nearby visitors into one blob with a count on it. Twelve people in one region became a single marker you could not open. You knew they were there. You could not look at any of them.

That is fixed.

Visitors group by city, not by distance

Two different cities never merge into one marker, however close they are on the map. Each city gets its own group, and the visitors in it fan out onto a ring around the city so you can see and click each one.

Positions are stable. A visitor does not jump to a different spot every time the map refreshes.

Every visitor is reachable in two clicks

When a city has more than eight visitors, seven show individually and the rest collapse into one overflow badge. Click it and you get the full roster: a scrollable list of everyone in that city. Arrow keys move through it, Enter opens a visitor, and there is a back arrow to return to the list.

City labels and bigger badges

Busy clusters now carry a CITY ×N label underneath, so you can read where your traffic is without hovering anything. Visitor badges are larger, and they shrink automatically when a lot of them are on screen at once.

The public share map stays anonymous. It spreads visitors out the same way, with no city names and no identities.