Your map got the whole screen

Planning a trip is looking at a map. Until now the map only ever got half the window, and the toolbar above it said the same things twice: the day you were on was highlighted on the left and named again on the right.

• The map now fills the workspace. Your itinerary floats over it in a panel, and the X puts it away when you want the whole map.
• One toolbar. An Itinerary pill leads the day strip and stays pinned while the days scroll past it, showing the dates your trip spans. Beside the days, the bar says where you are: what the trip covers, or the open day's stops and distance.
• The panel opens on the whole trip: every day with its city, date, what it costs and what you have booked. Press a day to open it.
• Press a day pill, or a pin on the map, and the map flies to that day and the panel follows. Press the same pill again to go back to the trip.
• Put the panel away and it stays away. Pressing days then flies the map without the panel jumping back over it, and zooming or pressing the map never closes what you are reading.
• Drag a day in the trip view to reorder it, and the rest of your dates follow. Prefer the keyboard? An open day has Move earlier and Move later.
• The map keeps working behind the panel, and it frames each day clear of it, so nothing you picked hides underneath.
• Arrow keys move through your days, and the day you are on is the one Tab reaches.

On a phone the panel is a sheet you can swipe away, and your phone's Back button closes it. Shared and community trips work the same way.