RadarScope provides a convenient means for sharing content to other apps and services. Tap the share button in the toolbar to open the standard sharing interface, and see below for details.
Static Images - RadarScope can share static images via standard iOS services as well as share extensions provided by popular third-party apps such as X and Facebook. iOS provides standard services for sharing to Messages, Mail, and Notes, for saving images to your photo library or iCloud, and for copying images to paste into other apps. Third-party apps can provide their own share extensions for posting content to their services. To post RadarScope images to social media services such as X or Facebook, you’ll need to install the X or Facebook app or another app that provides a share extension for that service.
Animated Images - RadarScope can also share animated images. To share an animated image, start the loop playing before hitting the share button and the options for video and animated GIF formats will be included.
mPING Reports - You can submit weather reports to the mPING project through the share button. Simply hit the share button, select “mPING Reports”, select from a couple of menus to describe the weather you’re reporting, and hit submit. To submit mPING reports, RadarScope must have permission to obtain your device location. If the mPING option isn’t available, check your privacy settings in the iOS Settings app under Privacy > Location Services. Visit the mPING web site to learn more.
Spotter Network Reports - Members of the Spotter Network can also submit reports to Spotter Network using the share button. To do so, you must be logged into a Spotter Network account that has reporting privileges and RadarScope must have permission to access your device location.
Sharing location can be found under Settings > General > Account > Spotter Network > Share Location or via a long press on the Location button in the toolbar.
Visit the Spotter Network web site to learn more.
Static Images - RadarScope can share static images via standard Android services as well as share extensions provided by popular third-party apps such as X and Facebook. Third-party apps can provide their own share extensions for posting content to their services. To post RadarScope images to social media services such as X or Facebook, you’ll need to install the X or Facebook app or another app that provides a share extension for that service.
Animated Images - RadarScope can also share animated images. To share an animated image, start the loop playing before hitting the share button and the options for video and animated GIF formats will be included.
mPING Reports - You can submit weather reports to the mPING project through the share button. Simply hit the share button, select “Submit mPING Report”, select from a couple of menus to describe the weather you’re reporting, and hit submit. To submit mPING reports, RadarScope must have permission to obtain your device location. If the mPING option isn’t available, check your privacy settings Android system settings. Visit the mPING web site to learn more.
Spotter Network Reports - Members of the Spotter Network can also submit reports to Spotter Network using the share button. To do so, you must be logged into a Spotter Network account that has reporting privileges and RadarScope must have permission to access your device location. Visit the Spotter Network web site to learn more.
The share button opens the standard macOS interface for sharing content to other apps and services. RadarScope can share static images via standard macOS services as well as share extensions provided by popular third-party apps such as X and Facebook. MacOS provides standard services for sharing to Messages, Mail, and Notes. Third-party apps can provide their own share extensions for posting content to their services. To post RadarScope images to social media services such as X or Facebook, you’ll need to install the X or Facebook app or another app that provides a share extension for that service.
The share button opens the standard Windows interface for sharing content to other apps and services. RadarScope can share static images via standard Windows services as well as share extensions provided by popular third-party apps such as X and Facebook. Windows provides standard services for sharing to other Windows applications. Third-party apps can provide their own share extensions for posting content to their services. To post RadarScope images to social media services such as X or Facebook, you’ll need to install the X or Facebook app or another app that provides a share extension for that service.