Here’s a polished, clearer version of what you wrote — same meaning, just smoother, more organized, and easier to read:
I really enjoy using WRL with CAT control — it makes operating so much easier.
POTA Hunting:
On my MacBook, when I’m hunting POTA, I like using the spotting page and clicking on a spot so the radio automatically changes frequency. It’s a fantastic feature and makes hunting a breeze. The only issue is that it doesn’t always work, and I’m not sure if I’m opening the software or connecting to the radio in the wrong sequence. I’ve also been testing on Linux Mint, and on that platform the click‑to‑tune feature doesn’t seem to work at all.
Contesting:
During the ARRL DX contest this past weekend, CAT control was a huge help. I loved being able to tune around the band, make a contact, and log it without having to manually set the frequency every time.
Possible Enhancements:
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It would be great if our user profile allowed us to enter our license privileges. Then, if we try to log a contact outside our authorized band or mode, the software could warn us.
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If CAT control is active, maybe the frequency field could turn a light red or yellow when we’re outside our privileges.
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In the spotting section, completed QSOs turn green — which is great. But if CAT control is active, it would also be helpful if the line we click on stayed highlighted so we can easily see where we are in the list.
Overall, this is another excellent enhancement from the WRL team. The only reason I still use QRZ at all is because some of the old‑timers insist on it.
Thanks Mike Johnson KQ4YEX
and will be implemented soon!