I am working on a project where I need to obtain all the coordinate points along a walking route between two specified addresses (source and destination) using the Google Maps API. When using the Google Maps website in walking mode, a blue circle marks the walking path, as illustrated in the image below. I am looking for the function that can replicate this via the API.

I’m using GoogleMaps JS with places lib to autocomplete a city. But I always get the results in light mode despite the browser and system being in dark mode. Is there a way to force dark mode for the results, maybe in the options? Didn’t find anything in the docs.

I’m seeing these weird tiles in my google maps javascript api project. Looking at the console logs, I don’t see anything unsual:

I’m using the latest version of their TS library and having a custom SVG as a marker. It’s on top of React. When I get into full screen mode to place the marker, it moves erratically when starting to drag it. This is problematic because it causes a pretty bad UX. One important detail is that even using their default marker it’ll also have this odd behavior.