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Logged into the main page, and see both my username and password listed right in the address bar! As a Security Engineer by trade, this is a HUGE vulnerability. Passwords should NEVER be sent via plaintext, or visible to the end-user in any way.

Confirmed on Tesla's website. https://www.tesla.com/findus?v=2&bounds=41.04219968263366%2C-72.39732425048828%2C40.56871578618523%2C-73.32223574951172&zoom=11&filters=supercharger%2Cparty&location=ShirleyNYsupercharger

It seems that I am unable to select the State filter on the Changes page. Network filter is working as intended. When I try to select a different state, the list does not change and a box appears on the bottom that says "Processing...". The error that appears in DevTools is shown below...

Electrify America has submitted plans for 4x CCS DC Fast Charging stations, to be installed outside the TJMaxx at Station Plaza in Port Jefferson Station. Close to the intersection of Canal Rd and Rt347. Site plans

I think it might be a good idea to add a column on the "Changes" view to show the charging vendor at a location. Chargepoint, EVgo, Electrify America, Etc. Tesla doesn't need this since they're the only vendor, but it makes a lot more sense for CCS. See the way Plugshare has it set up for a...

Not sure how good of an idea it is to have the markers open for public editing. While we'd like to use the honor system in a perfect world, this is leaving the door open for malicious tampering. Supercharge.info does not allow public editing of any markers. Every change is discussed on the...

Plugshare already has this feature. An important feature is the ability to filter out stations by power level. 24kw Chargepoint and 50kw EVgo can easily clutter the map, if one only needs to see 150kw+ EA stations.