Atlas of Switzerland Web – Version 0.20.0
Atlas of Switzerland Web (AoS Web) - Version 0.20.0
November 5, 2026
A new help section with guided tours and keyboard shortcuts makes getting started easier, the map now has zoom buttons, and pages and maps load much faster.
New Features
- Help with tours and keyboard shortcuts: The new help section brings together all guided tours and lists the keyboard shortcuts for each operating system. The overview of keyboard shortcuts can also be downloaded as an image.
- “First steps in the atlas” tour: Using an example, a new tour walks through theme selection, map, legend, tools and search.
- Zoom buttons: The map can now also be zoomed in and out with plus and minus buttons.
- More up-to-date aerial imagery: Within Switzerland, the aerial imagery fades into swisstopo’s most recent imagery (SWISSIMAGE) when zooming in.
Improved Features
- Pages and maps load much faster, and the map opens directly in the right extent and view.
- The map can now be shared even when no theme is selected.
- Shared links show a preview image of the page or theme in messengers and on social media (Open Graph).
- When a measurement is converted into a drawing, the drawing tool opens with the new object already selected.
- When printing, clear messages explain when too many requests have been made or a drawing is too large.
- Tabs, lists, links and dialogs are easier to use with the keyboard and show more clearly which element is selected.
Fixed Bugs
- Pie charts on the map are drawn more accurately, and bar charts stand on their baseline.
- The colours of colour ramps in the legend are now more consistent.
- A clicked or searched object is now only highlighted on its own layer.
- Going back and forward between theme pages in the browser now works correctly.
- Ctrl+P or Cmd+P for printing now also works on the theme overview.
Instructions for Use
The help section can be opened via the “Help” link in the footer, via the “Help / Instructions” button in the panel of a theme, or with the “?” key or “Option+H” (“Alt+H”). It contains the tabs “Guided tours” and “Keyboard shortcuts”.