WIZARD-OPS: Security and Data Facts
Updated 7 November 2026. Map · About and privacy · Credits and licenses
| What it is | Free map software for flight planning and training that runs in your browser. No account. Privately run. Not for navigation. |
| Slow links | On a slow connection it turns off its heaviest layers (radar, cameras, background terrain) and says so. |
| Hosting | Static files only: no server code, no database. All code is served from wizard-ops.com. |
| Transport | TLS 1.2 and 1.3 only; HTTP redirects to HTTPS; HSTS with subdomains. Mozilla Observatory A+ (130). |
| Scripts | script-src 'self': no inline script, no eval, no WebAssembly, no WebSocket. |
| Your data | Kept in your browser (not encrypted) and in files you save. Opened files are read locally, never uploaded. No cookies seen in testing. |
| What outside services see | Your network address and the map area viewed. Weather, search (including the load-page starting point), cameras, traffic and nav-point lookups send a position or the text typed, only when used. |
| Open source | Open-source parts and their licenses: credits. |
Outside hosts. Maps: services.arcgisonline.com, tiles.arcgis.com, wayback.maptiles.arcgis.com, fly.maptiles.arcgis.com, basemap.nationalmap.gov, imagery.nationalmap.gov, tiles.maps.eox.at, gibs.earthdata.nasa.gov, s3.amazonaws.com, tile.openstreetmap.org, tile.opentopomap.org, wmts.geo.admin.ch, nwy-tiles-api.prod.newaydata.com, api.tiles.openaip.net, tilecache.rainviewer.com, tiles.openfreemap.org. Data: services1.arcgis.com, services6.arcgis.com, api.core.openaip.net, api.rainviewer.com, mesonet.agron.iastate.edu, api.weather.gov, api.open-meteo.com, historical-forecast-api.open-meteo.com, api.met.no, geocode.arcgis.com, photon.komoot.io, nominatim.openstreetmap.org, overpass-api.de, overpass.private.coffee, overpass.kumi.systems, api.windy.com, cwwp2.dot.ca.gov, wzmedia.dot.ca.gov. Only when opened: globe.airplanes.live, globe.adsb.fi, globe.adsbexchange.com, www.google.com, tile.googleapis.com.
© 2026 WIZARD-OPS. Third-party software and data keep their own licenses.