Use radar as a compact information layer and keep its range, layout and sharing workflow under control.
Blurred radar is intended to provide a compact map-style reference without replacing the rest of your visual configuration. Start with a moderate range and a size that fits your screen. If you enable every available visual source at once, the radar can become harder to read than the information it is meant to simplify.
Combine radar with ESP and Loot ESP carefully. The strongest layouts usually give each layer a separate job: direct player visuals for immediate awareness, radar for broader positioning, and loot markers for world information.
Web Radar is the browser companion described on the Web Radar feature page. The Windows PC remains the host for Blurred; a phone or another device only acts as a browser client when access is available on the same network. Treat shared radar links as private session information.
Use radar for information you do not want to keep in the main visual field. A sensible layout gives radar a fixed place, a readable scale and a range that matches the type of information you are trying to see. The goal is context, not maximum density.
For browser access, see Web Radar. For settings management, see Web Menu.