Hi @OhanaUnited, thanks for taking the time to report this! Please provide a link to an example test case.

Hi @Aklapper

Try the map on https://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Thunder_Bay

Zoom all the way out until you see entire North America, then keep scrolling left (or right)

I'm inclined to decline this. This is not a bug of the product, it's more of a functionality of Leaflet. Each 'world map' have different boundaries so, in order to have the feature you want, we would need to duplicate the geometries in the map for each 'world map', an infinite number. Also, could you provide any practical reason for having this feature implemented? It looks like an edge case that doesn't affect UX.

That page might not be the best example, but this one is: https://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Around_the_World_in_Eighty_Days.

The boundary seems to be set at the international date line. Basically, any maps that would have points or lines crossing the international date line would have this problem

So, I added as subscribers other people actively watching maps to opine, since I still consider it a feature request and not a bug.

Repeating the object over and over doesn't seem necessary to me and if tech people say it isn't a good idea then I defer to this assessment.

The way single object is displayed across the date line currently isn't quite satisfactory indeed. I think that's what T144777 is about.