Can I use a browser's developer tools to see the zoom level of current map in browser?

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Many thanks to Scai for answer on raster tiles, I'm still looking for a solution when its a vector tile

What I'm looking for

Where a map is being served by Mapbox in my browser is there anywhere within the Chrome/Firefox Developer Tools where it shows the current zoom level as displayed on screen?

What I've tried

I can see what zoom level the map starts at (within the code for website) and could manually count the number of clicks or scrolls I make. I know there is a listener function that knows what zoom level I'm on and trying find if that is reported in the console or other part of the Developer Tools panel

Why I'm looking for it

I'm trying to get a feel for what data to show at what zoom level so looking a precedent websites.

javascript openstreetmap zoom mapbox-gl-js mapbox-gl

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EDIT

Many thanks to Scai for answer on raster tiles, I'm still looking for a solution when its a vector tile

What I'm looking for

Where a map is being served by Mapbox in my browser is there anywhere within the Chrome/Firefox Developer Tools where it shows the current zoom level as displayed on screen?

What I've tried

I can see what zoom level the map starts at (within the code for website) and could manually count the number of clicks or scrolls I make. I know there is a listener function that knows what zoom level I'm on and trying find if that is reported in the console or other part of the Developer Tools panel

Why I'm looking for it

I'm trying to get a feel for what data to show at what zoom level so looking a precedent websites.

javascript openstreetmap zoom mapbox-gl-js mapbox-gl

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up vote
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EDIT

Many thanks to Scai for answer on raster tiles, I'm still looking for a solution when its a vector tile

What I'm looking for

Where a map is being served by Mapbox in my browser is there anywhere within the Chrome/Firefox Developer Tools where it shows the current zoom level as displayed on screen?

What I've tried

I can see what zoom level the map starts at (within the code for website) and could manually count the number of clicks or scrolls I make. I know there is a listener function that knows what zoom level I'm on and trying find if that is reported in the console or other part of the Developer Tools panel

Why I'm looking for it

I'm trying to get a feel for what data to show at what zoom level so looking a precedent websites.

javascript openstreetmap zoom mapbox-gl-js mapbox-gl

share|improve this question

edited 11 mins ago

asked 1 hour ago

mapping dom

499312

EDIT

Many thanks to Scai for answer on raster tiles, I'm still looking for a solution when its a vector tile

What I'm looking for

Where a map is being served by Mapbox in my browser is there anywhere within the Chrome/Firefox Developer Tools where it shows the current zoom level as displayed on screen?

What I've tried

I can see what zoom level the map starts at (within the code for website) and could manually count the number of clicks or scrolls I make. I know there is a listener function that knows what zoom level I'm on and trying find if that is reported in the console or other part of the Developer Tools panel

Why I'm looking for it

I'm trying to get a feel for what data to show at what zoom level so looking a precedent websites.

javascript openstreetmap zoom mapbox-gl-js mapbox-gl

javascript openstreetmap zoom mapbox-gl-js mapbox-gl

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edited 11 mins ago

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With raster tiles you can usually see it on the tile URLs. For example the tile https://a.tile.openstreetmap.org/16/35270/21925.png corresponds to zoom level 16. This works for all XYZ tile servers. For details see slippy map tilenames.

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With raster tiles you can usually see it on the tile URLs. For example the tile https://a.tile.openstreetmap.org/16/35270/21925.png corresponds to zoom level 16. This works for all XYZ tile servers. For details see slippy map tilenames.

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  Thanks for that, a useful answer but I'm dealing with vector tiles so have edited question to that affect.
  – mapping dom
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accepted

With raster tiles you can usually see it on the tile URLs. For example the tile https://a.tile.openstreetmap.org/16/35270/21925.png corresponds to zoom level 16. This works for all XYZ tile servers. For details see slippy map tilenames.

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answered 1 hour ago

scai

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• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  Thanks for that, a useful answer but I'm dealing with vector tiles so have edited question to that affect.
  – mapping dom
  13 mins ago
  
  

  
  
  
  

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With raster tiles you can usually see it on the tile URLs. For example the tile https://a.tile.openstreetmap.org/16/35270/21925.png corresponds to zoom level 16. This works for all XYZ tile servers. For details see slippy map tilenames.

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answered 1 hour ago

scai

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With raster tiles you can usually see it on the tile URLs. For example the tile https://a.tile.openstreetmap.org/16/35270/21925.png corresponds to zoom level 16. This works for all XYZ tile servers. For details see slippy map tilenames.

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answered 1 hour ago

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  Thanks for that, a useful answer but I'm dealing with vector tiles so have edited question to that affect.
  – mapping dom
  13 mins ago
  
  

  
  
  
  

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• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  Thanks for that, a useful answer but I'm dealing with vector tiles so have edited question to that affect.
  – mapping dom
  13 mins ago
  
  

  
  
  
  

Thanks for that, a useful answer but I'm dealing with vector tiles so have edited question to that affect.
– mapping dom
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Thanks for that, a useful answer but I'm dealing with vector tiles so have edited question to that affect.
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