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Hi,

Great tool! Could you add a simple feature that all the users on that forum are asking for -- counting the number of countries visited.

I think it should be quite simple to implement given the CSV file: Split city name by its comma. Place the second part (the country) in a set. Count the number of unique items in the set. Display it as a fat text above or below the map.

The number of cities is simply the number of items in the CSV file, not sure about the "percent of the world traveled", that is of course more ambiguous -- but it could just be number of countries visited divided by total number of countries (~193).

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Johannes

Hi @christianhaller

Thank you for building this tool. I tried using it in Chrome and Safari on my Mac and, well, it's not working.

In Chrome, things hang up at this point:

In Safari, I receive this error message:

I receive the same result/message when I use the http and https versions of my page:
https://www.tripadvisor.com/members/msummers40

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So someone came up with the idea to measure how much of a world traveler one is using the Risk map:

http://www.atlasandboots.com/what-qualifies-travel-world/

This might be a nice feature and give a more reliable percentage.

Implementationwise one could assign each actual country to a Risk territory, and then just count the number of unique territories visited.