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Easter Bunny Tracker - FAQs

Last updated: December 19, 2023

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Hi! You've got lots of questions about Easter, our Easter Bunny Tracker, the Easter Bunny, and we're got lots of answers!

v7.0 FAQs

For the final version of TEBCC, there's lots that'll be new! Multi metrics support, spoken pronunciations for stops, and lots of small features will make v7 the best track.easterbunny.cc release to date.

track.easterbunny.cc is unfortunately shutting down after Easter 2024 due to increasing time & financial burdens of TEBCC which make it unfeasible to run the tracker past 2024.

The full news post of the shutdown is available here.

Easter Calendar FAQs

Easter 2024 occurs on Sunday, March 31, 2024.

This means that the Easter Bunny will start making final preparations on Saturday, March 30, 2024 at 2:00 AM EDT. These final preparations will take three hours.

The Easter Bunny will lift off from Easter Island on Saturday, March 30, 2024 at 5:00 AM EDT, and we will start tracking the Easter Bunny at this time.

The Easter Bunny will return home to Easter Island on Sunday, March 31, 2024 at 6:00 AM EDT.

Easter Bunny Tracker FAQs

For 2024, the Easter Bunny will start making final preparations on March 30, 2024 at 2:00 AM EDT, and we will start the tracker at this time. These final preparations will take three hours.

The Easter Bunny will lift off from Easter Island on March 30, 2024 at 5:00 AM EDT, and we'll start tracking the Easter Bunny's movements at this time!

The Easter Bunny will return back home to Easter Island on March 31, 2024 at 6:00 AM EDT.

track.easterbunny.cc provides real-time updates on the Easter Bunny's whereabouts every second for the 25 hours that the Easter Bunny is making deliveries. The Easter Bunny starts making deliveries west of the international date line, slowly progressing west across the world until returning to Easter Island.

The Easter Bunny will arrive at your home sometime between 9 PM and 2 AM local time. Make sure that you are asleep when the Easter Bunny comes, as if you are not, the Easter Bunny may not be able to deliver your baskets and eggs.

You can keep tabs on when the Easter Bunny is estimated to arrive in the next stop box. If there is no arrival estimate, check the tracker settings to make sure the arrival estimate time is on. If it's on and there's still no text in the next stop box, this means the Easter Bunny has arrived in your area.

Since 2019, track.easterbunny.cc has exclusively partnered with the Easter Bunny's helpers to provide an insider look at the Easter Bunny's final preparations for 3 hours before liftoff. During final preparations (also known as pre-tracking), you'll get updates every 2.5 minutes straight from Easter Island on how the Easter Bunny is preparing for liftoff.

Beginning in 2024, we've expanded our relationship with the Easter Bunny's helpers to provide live metrics about how many baskets have been wrapped and loaded during final preparations!

Once final preparations are complete and the Easter Bunny lifts off, the tracker will transition from final preparation mode into tracking mode.

In 2022, the Easter Bunny visited the islands of Kiribati and Tuvalu first, approximately 5-15 minutes after departure.

About 25 hours later, the Easter Bunny visited the islands of French Polynesia and the Pitcairn Islands before returning home to Easter Island.

Every year, the Easter Bunny usually follows this pattern for the first & last stop, but the specific stops may be different from year to year.

We use real-time satellite imagery, alongside traditional radar tracking and other modern technologies that allows us to track the Easter Bunny with extremely high accuracy. This allows us to bring you updates on the Easter Bunny's whereabouts every second!

We've continued to upgrade the technology we use so that our tracker can show more of the stops the Easter Bunny makes. For instance, in 2019, we detected about 400 stops, whereas in 2020 we detected about 600 stops. We expect to detect approximately 900-1000 stops in 2023 as we continue to upgrade our technology.

We continue to be the most accurate Easter Bunny Tracker on the planet with our highly advanced technology.

Nope! Since our inception we've had automatic updates just like the Google trackers. There's no need to set up any auto-refreshers.

This is a known issue with the Google Maps that we use when the page is zoomed in at higher than 100% zoom level (or your display is at a scale of 100% or higher). This issue only affects Chrome and browsers based on the Blink engine (the one Chrome uses).

We have a setting in the Map tab of settings where you can enable a setting to try and fix these lines. You'll see this come up if we detect you're using a browser effected by this.

We're also aware that Firefox on Desktop has a slight issue where the map "warps" when the Easter Bunny moves when the page is zoomed in.

As we continue to build new features into the tracker, using older devices with the tracker will usually result in some lag and generally be slower. If this is the case on your device, we recommend enabling the low performance mode default settings, which will try to lower the impact of the tracker CPU usage as much as possible.

Generally speaking, you should be able to use the tracker on any modern phone from 2017/2018 onward or a modern laptop from 2012-2013 onward without too much lag.

If going into low-performance settings doesn't do the trick, you can always search "easter bunny tracker live stream" on YouTube, and you'll usually find plenty of people streaming track.easterbunny.cc.

When the Easter Bunny is travelling between two major cities, the Easter Bunny makes numerous stops in smaller towns & cities. Unfortunately, it's impossible to depict the Easter Bunny visiting every city on Earth.

If there are basket icons in your area, this means the Easter Bunny has likely visited your home.

After the Easter Bunny visits a city, you can click on the basket icon for more information about that city. You'll see the country flag, population, elevation, weather on arrival, and when the Easter Bunny arrived in the city.

You'll also see a quick exercept of the city from the corresponding Wikipedia article, with a source link to read more about the city.

We also include navigation arrows in the top of the popup window, so you can explore the Easter Bunny's route with ease. When the map is uncentered on the Easter Bunny (or when tracking is done), clicking on these navigation arrows will pan the map to the stop you're looking at.

The weather information that you see when learning more about a stop is accurate for when the Easter Bunny arrived at the stop. It doesn't automatically update unfortunately.

We couldn't fit "Weather on arrival" in the pop-up window, so we had to abbreviate it to "Weather".

Yes you can! In the Map Settings section of tracker preferences, there is an option to enable the Easter Bunny bouncing effect. When turned on, the effect will be visible while the Easter Bunny is moving during tracking.

Note: Enabling this option will consume more CPU power, in turn potentially reducing battery life on laptops & phones.

Yes you can! You can customize how often the tracker updates. By default, the tracker updates the Easter Bunny marker at a rate of 5 FPS (frames/updates per second), and metrics at 10 FPS for v6.0.

You can customize the smoothness in 5 different levels. The update intervals for these settings are listed below:
  • Slowest: Marker at 1 FPS, Metrics at 5 FPS (default prior to v5.6)
  • Slower: Marker at 2 FPS, Metrics at 10 FPs
  • Default: Marker at 5 FPS, Metrics at 10 FPS
  • Smoother: Marker at 10 FPS, Metrics at 10 FPS
  • Smoothest: Marker at 20 FPS, Metrics at 20 FPS
Keep in mind a few additional notes:
  • Increased smoothness will increase your CPU usage, and on mobile devices, decrease battery life. CPU usage increases relatively linearly as you increase your smoothness settings.
  • The distance from you metric is locked to the update rate of the marker.

Yes you can! There's three different ways you can make the tracker fullscreen.

The first way is by using the fullscreen button that's built into the tracker that's new in v6. You can find it at the bottom left of the screen with the same icon for this FAQ. Once you click it, the tracker will be in fullscreen! Then, you can click the button again whenever you wish to exit fullscreen.

Please note that the fullscreen button isn't available on all browsers, namely Safari support is missing. We're hoping to expand support for this feature to additional browsers soon.

The second way is by installing the tracker as an app on your homescreen. This process depends on your browser but usually you want to find something like "Add to homescreen". On Safari you can find this by tapping the share sheet, on Chrome you can find this by clicking the three dots in the top right.

The third and final way is by using your browser's native fullscreen capabilities. How you enter fullscreen will depend on your specific browser. This may result in tabs being visible in fullscreen so that's why we recommend you use our fullscreen button whenever possible.

As with anything complicated, it depends!

By default, the arrival estimate is accurate to within about 15 minutes of the Easter Bunny's arrival time, and the distance from you metric is accurate to about ~100 km/mi from your location. We use your IP address as an imprecise location estimate to give you an idea of when the Easter Bunny will arrive and far away the Easter Bunny is. But because it's IP based, you'll likely experience slightly inaccurate results in mobile data, and VPNs will produce inaccurate results.

Beginning in Version 6.1, you can opt for the tracker to query your actual location to enhance the accuracy of the arrival time and distance from you metric. When you do this, the arrival time estimate will go down to the stop, and the distance from you metric will be visible at all times (with much finer accuracy compared to your approximate location). Enabling this bypasses any inaccuracies you may get from your estimated location if you're using a VPN or mobile data. You can enable this precision location by clicking the settings button, going to the localization tab, then clicking "Precise" under Your location accuracy.

We post updates every ~30 minutes about the Easter Bunny's journey on our @bunny_updates X (formerly Twitter) account. We are no longer posting automatic updates to our @bunny_updates X account due to API limitations and changes.

We do not have a Facebook account, and don't plan on making one.

During tracking, we center the map on the Easter Bunny, which means you can't explore the map. You can uncenter the map by using the top icon in the icon stack in the bottom left of the tracker window. You can recenter the map on the Easter Bunny by clicking on the same icon again.

This icon won't appear during final preparations (the map is locked in place for final preparations), and when tracking is complete (the map is automatically uncentered once tracking is done).

Check the settings window to see if there's a warning about the tracker being unable to save your settings. If this is the case, you need to enable site storage in your browser settings so that the tracker can save your settings!

Not at this time. We are focused on developing track.easterbunny.cc as a great web app first and foremost so we can reach as many devices as possible. However, on both iOS and Android, you can add the tracker to your homescreen so it behaves like an app.

On iOS - click the Share button in Safari, then scroll down and click Add to Home Screen. The tracker will then get added to your homescreen and launch as a fullscreen app!

On Android (at least in Chrome) - click the three dots in the top right, then click Install. The tracker will install itself as an app on your homescreen.

When you add the tracker to your homescreen, your settings won't carry over from your browser and will start from fresh.

The Easter Bunny Tracker will remain online for at least a week after tracking ends so that you can explore all the different places the Easter Bunny visited!

Easter Bunny FAQs

Although we don't know the precise location of where the Easter Bunny lives, we presume that the Easter Bunny lives somewhere on Easter Island, and that's depicted in the tracker.

Similar to Santa Claus, we believe the Easter Bunny has helpers to decorate eggs, make baskets, and prepare the Easter Bunny for the big journey. Sometimes, these helpers are referred to as the "Easter Chicks".

We aren't sure how the Easter Bunny can travel around the world in a very short period of time. Similar to how Santa does it, modern science cannot explain how the Easter Bunny does it.

Yes. The Easter Bunny's helpers deliver the baskets and eggs to residents of Easter Island between 9 PM and 12 AM local time.

If you are using the tracker on Easter Island (kudos to you if you are!), the arrival estimate will likely be inaccurate.

We recommend that you don't try to catch the Easter Bunny! Similar to Santa Claus, trying to catch the Easter Bunny might mean the Easter Bunny won't deliver baskets and eggs!

The Easter Bunny doesn't require that you leave anything out to deliver your baskets & eggs. However, the Easter Bunny does enjoy eating carrots along the way, so that the Easter Bunny has the energy to stay on schedule!

During Easter 2023, we reported that the Easter Bunny delivered about 6.1 billion baskets to children all around the world. For Easter 2024, we expect this number to increase in correlation with Earth's increasing population. You can keep tabs of how many baskets the Easter Bunny delivers in real-time with our Easter Bunny Tracker.

You can also keep tabs on how many baskets have been wrapped and loaded during the Easter Bunny's final preparations - new for this year in 2024!

During Easter 2023, we reported that the Easter Bunny eat about 53-55 million carrots during the journey, all so the Easter Bunny has the needed energy to deliver so many baskets to children around the world. We expect this number to increase for Easter 2024 as the Easter Bunny is also expected to deliver even more baskets! You can keep tabs of how many carrots the Easter Bunny eats in real-time with our Easter Bunny Tracker.

Make sure you click the right & left arrow icons in the metrics box (right side of the screen when 2 or 3 boxes are visible) to scroll to the Carrots Eaten metric. If you're on mobile, click the settings button in the bottom left corner, click the Metrics tab, and you'll be able to switch the metrics to Carrots Eaten there.

During Easter 2023, we reported that the Easter Bunny travelled 470,000 km (262,000 mi) during the journey - which is the distance from the Earth to the Moon! What a well travelled Easter Bunny. As we increase our stop accuracy for 2024, we expect this number to also increase. You can keep tabs on how much distance the Easter Bunny has covered in real-time with our Easter Bunny Tracker.

Make sure you click the right & left arrow icons in the metrics box (right side of the screen when 2 or 3 boxes are visible) to scroll to the Distance travelled metric. If you're on mobile, click the settings button in the bottom left corner, click the Metrics tab, and you'll be able to switch the metrics to Distance travelled there.

The Easter Bunny can travel anywhere from 750 mph (1200 km/h) in dense urban areas, to over 40,000 mph (64,000 km/h) when crossing oceans & lightly populated areas! You can keep tabs on the current speed of the Easter Bunny in real-time with our Easter Bunny Tracker.

Make sure you click the right & left arrow icons in the metrics box (right side of the screen when 2 or 3 boxes are visible) to scroll to the Speed metric. If you're on mobile, click the settings button in the bottom left corner, click the Metrics tab, and you'll be able to switch the metrics to Speed there.

It's super easy with the help of our Easter Bunny Tracker - no guess work required. Our tracker provides a distance from you metric so you can easily see how far the Easter Bunny is from you. Make sure you click the right & left arrow icons in the metrics box (right side of the screen when 2 or 3 boxes are visible) to scroll to the Distance from you metric. If you're on mobile, click the settings button in the bottom left corner, click the Metrics tab, and you'll be able to switch the metrics to Distance from you there.

While you're in settings, consider visiting the Localization tab and switching your location accuracy to Precise. Doing so will enhance accuracy for the Distance from you metric and make it update more frequently!

The Easter Bunny doesn't get any sleep during the Easter Weekend, as the Easter Bunny is up delivering baskets & eggs to children around the world.

However, the Easter Bunny does get a well deserved rest once the Easter Bunny's journey is done, and gets lots of rest throughout the rest of the year.

Not necessarily. The Easter Bunny will deliver baskets & eggs if you are not trying to catch the Easter Bunny but you're awake.

We still recommend going to sleep about an hour or two before the Easter Bunny arrives so you get enough rest for Easter morning!

Don't worry - the Easter Bunny makes sure that all deliveries are accounted for. The Easter Bunny will be sure to deliver goodies to you, even when you're not at home.

The Easter Bunny is estimated to be between 400 and 500 years old according to scientists. The Easter Bunny was born sometime in the 1500s/1600s, as stories about the Easter Bunny began to surface in the late 1600s.

track.easterbunny.cc FAQs

Beginning with v5.5.1, we condensed the info page so that acknowledgements, the license, and source links can be found in the FAQs.

Acknowledgements can be found by clicking here.

Beginning with v5.5.1, we condensed the info page so that acknowledgements, the license, and source links can be found in the FAQs.

track.easterbunny.cc is licensed under the GNU GPL v3.0 license. While you don't have to comply with the entire license to use the tracker, you agree that the tracker is provided as-is with no warranty, and that we can't be held liable for damages from using our tracker.

The full license text can be found by clicking here.

track.easterbunny.cc uses the Google Fonts API to load in fonts. If your browser or network blocks fonts.googleapis.com, make sure this domain is unblocked. If you have a DNS blocker (such as Pi-hole), make sure this is also unblocked.

The fonts on the website might look slightly off due to your machine having the Roboto font installed. This is a known issue, and we're working to get this fixed.

Unfortunately, track.easterbunny.cc is only available in English. We don't have any plans to natively translate the tracker into other languages at this time.

If you can't use the tracker in English, we recommend using a browser that has translation functionalities built in (such as Google Chrome and Safari 14 or higher). Keep in mind that your tracking experience may be degraded by using automatic translating.

track.easterbunny.cc is all about the tracking experience first and foremost. We're focused on building the best Easter Bunny Tracker we can, and that comes at the cost of having no games or other fun content surrounding the website.

Building games into track.easterbunny.cc would take time away from development, leading to a worse quality tracker. We recommend that you visit other websites for Easter-related games, then come back to track.easterbunny.cc to track the Easter Bunny!

You can stream track.easterbunny.cc to any streaming service you wish, and post videos about track.easterbunny.cc. You can monetize your live streams if you so desire.

We no longer require that you attribute the tracker link, as we did in 2019 for the first run. However, we still recommend that you put the link to track.easterbunny.cc in your stream description, as we continue to be discovered as an alternative Easter Bunny Tracker.

If you are streaming the tracker online, we have a set of optimal livestreaming settings that we think provide the best experience for others to view track.easterbunny.cc online. You can find these settings under the Reset Settings section of tracker preferences.

If you're streaming the tracker via an OBS browser window, we recommend clearing out the custom CSS that OBS automatically puts in a browser window. You can do this by right clicking the Browser Source, going to properties, and clearing the field.

You can also set the zoom level of the tracker via OBS Custom CSS, using this code:

body {zoom: 125%}

You can replace the 125% zoom level with a zoom level you think works best for your stream.

Yes! We now have a new icon assets page where you can download the icons for the track.easterbunny.cc logo in a variety of sizes.

You can find the new icon assets page here: https://track.easterbunny.cc/iconassets

Yes - track.easterbunny.cc is open source. We released our source code so that a larger community of people could inspect, improve, and work on the tracker code.

As of July 2023, the v6 codebase is finally online!

You can find the tracker's source code on GitLab: https://gitlab.com/track-easterbunny-cc/tebcc

Yes, but with one big caveat. track.easterbunny.cc is licensed under the GNU GPL v3.0 license, which requires you to pay your changes forward. If you use our source code, modify it, then release your tracker to the public, you are legally required to make your modified source code available (on GitLab, GitHub, etc) under the GNU GPL v3.0 license, and document changes made.

The same principle applies if you incorporate the tracker code under a larger system, in that you are required to release the source code for that larger system (exceptions are made for integrating the tracker into a CMS system such as WordPress, Drupal, etc) under GNU GPL v3.0. If you're confused about if you need to release your larger system's source code, get in touch with us and we can work things out.

We do not give paid exceptions to anyone regarding not releasing modified source code.

track.easterbunny.cc launched in 2019 with a mission to revolutionize Easter Bunny Tracking. We believed the world deserved better when it came to Easter Bunny Tracking - and wanted to make an Easter Bunny Tracker similar in quality to NORAD & Google's Santa Trackers.

Before 2019, Easter Bunny Tracking was limited to one or two websites that constantly crashed, didn't have live updates, required refreshing to get the latest updates, no moving maps, and seemed to focus more about the experience around Easter Bunny Tracking rather than the tracker itself.

In 2019, we revolutionized Easter Bunny Tracking with track.easterbunny.cc Version 3. For the first time in history, anyone could track the Easter Bunny in real-time, with a moving map, and pre-tracking. We focused heavily on building the logic for a real-time Easter Bunny Tracker, which meant the tracker design was quite barebones (which many of our users pointed out!). Nonetheless, we showed off what was possible with the future of Easter Bunny Tracking. We even got a nice amount of traffic - about 4,000 hits over 28 hours of tracking.

In 2020, we built on the foundation from Version 3, and revolutionized Easter Bunny Tracking again with track.easterbunny.cc Version 4. With a brand new material design, tracker customization that had never been seen before, estimated arrival times for the Easter Bunny, built-in information about the Easter Bunny's stops, enhanced mobile usability, and tons of new features, the future of Easter Bunny Tracking came to life. All these improvements mean we grew by a whopping 850% compared to 2019's run of track.easterbunny.cc, with a total of 35,000 hits and 14,000 unique visitors from around the world.

For 2021, we focused on making a more refined, customizable, and better tracker with track.easterbunny.cc Version 5. With new features such as metric customization, metrics on mobile devices, more accurate Easter Bunny arrival estimates, better stop detection, map customization, better localization, these small changes meant that we grew by nearly 300% to post 102,000 hits during the course of tracking.

While 2022 was the year we rested on our laurels, we still made some improvements to the tracker - like flags in last seen/next stop, smooth movement, and other minor improvements. But so did the other trackers, and for the fourth year running, we continued to provide a world-class tracking experience. This meant the tracker posted 127,000 hits, a growth of 124% from the year before.

For 2023, we've focused on rebuilding the entire tracker from the ground up, preparing us for the future of the tracker. This includes a brand new user interface with a modern design, new features to the core of tracking such as stop arrivals, fullscreen support, better user localization features, and of course lots of little tweaks to make the Easter Bunny tracking experience even better than the year before.

Although we may not be the first nor the biggest Easter Bunny Tracker (and we're quite content with that!), our mission is to provide one of the best Easter Bunny tracking experiences on the internet. We're constantly innovating year after year and always thinking of new ways to make tracking more immersive and exciting than the year before.

Despite the usage of we're and our throughout the tracker, you'd probably be surprised that track.easterbunny.cc is a one-man side project! If you've ever heard of eastmountainfilms on YouTube (or Owen the Dev elsewhere), then who know exactly who's made this site. Hello!

track.easterbunny.cc is a project that got started in a really interesting and funny way. Back when I was a kid I use to track Santa (as anyone would). Watching Santa fly up the East Coast and then hop into bed was an experience each and every year. Of course as I grew older I stopped tracking Santa, but it was always fun to log onto the websites occasionally and see where he was on Christmas Eve.

Cue some random December 2017, and I remembered Santa Tracking existed and wondered, hey, does anyone stream it on YouTube? What I found was a patchwork of less-than-stellar streams, and I knew the world deserved better. I fired up OBS, threw up two trackers and some jazz, and got 100,000 views. I still run these streams yearly every year (even though many other big channels have caught onto this and the days of 100k views are long gone).

It was around this time that I also was introduced to Easter Bunny Tracking. It was a similar concept for Santa, except the Easter Bunny! And what's better than having this awesome tracking experience twice. When I was setting up for my first Easter Bunny tracking stream, I saw that almost all trackers on the internet were subpar and didn't hold a candle to NORAD or Google's Santa Trackers. Furthermore, the site I planned to use (The CP Trackers) went down weeks before the stream. That left Track Easter Bunny as the only site up, a site with a reputation of crashing often during tracking and requiring auto-refresh plugins to get the latest data. Yikes.

For the 2018 stream, I hacked together a custom Easter Bunny Tracker in WordPress (that still required auto-refresh plugins) and it was hugely successful. People wanted to know what the link was for the tracker! And I couldn't give it out for security reasons due to the hacky nature of it. This inspired me for a huge challenge in 2019 as I started my web development career - make a live Easter Bunny Tracker like Google and NORAD for my stream. Eventually I decided to make this tracker public (after all, why not?), launching track.easterbunny.cc Version 3 (v1 is the 2018 tracker, v2 is the private tracker, this is why we started at v3).

Since 2019, I've been working on track.easterbunny.cc as a side project in my spare time, slowly but surely making the tracker the best it can be over the last 5 years. It's been quite a challenging project to work on and it's definitely not easy to run the entire show by myself, but it's been an amazing learning experience and has pushed my webdev skills to the limit yearly. Although it's mostly been me the entire time, but I have to give huge credits to folks in my Discord server who helped with v4 development, and who still help out today by testing development versions of the tracker and report bugs back to me.

So that's who's behind the tracker! You have my big thanks for checking out the site, perusing around, and enjoying the tracker.

Orthodox Easter FAQs

Orthodox Easter is a holiday celebrated by Orthodox Christians to celebrate Jesus' resurrection. The date for Orthodox Christian date for Easter generally occurs later than the Easter date observed by western churches, as it is celebrated on the Easter Sunday date in the Julian calendar, compared to the Gregorian calendar for western Easter.

Orthodox Easter celebrate "the miracle of Easter" on the Easter Sunday date in the Julian calendar. Preparations for Orthodox Easter begin with 40 days of strict fasting before Easter Sunday. Additionally, many Orthodox Christians attend liturgies during the Holy Week that leads up to Easter Sunday.

It is known that the Easter Bunny makes a second journey around the world for people who observe Orthodox Easter, delivering baskets & eggs in a similar fashion to that of Western Easter, even though an Easter Bunny is not widely associated with Orthodox Easter.

We formally operated a service known as track.orthodoxbunny.cc to track the Easter Bunny's second run for Orthodox Easter. However, we closed down this service in 2023 due to low usage and high infrastructure demands.

At this time, we aren't aware of any other websites tracking the Easter Bunny's Orthodox Easter run.

Santa FAQs

At this time, we're only focused on building the best Easter Bunny Tracker that we can. There are plenty of great Santa Trackers on the internet for you to use, and we've linked a few below that we like.

NORAD Tracks Santa: https://noradsanta.org
Google Santa Tracker: https://santatracker.google.com

If you're interested in building your own Santa Tracker based on track.easterbunny.cc, you can always use our source code and make modifications to turn it into a Santa Tracker!

Support FAQs

If you're having trouble with track.easterbunny.cc, you can contact us on Twitter (through mentioning us, or with direct message), or via email. It's entirely up to you which communication method you prefer!

Our Twitter handle is @bunny_tracking.

Our support email address is support (at) easterbunny (dot) cc.

When requesting support, make sure to include as much detail as possible. The more detail you include, the faster we'll be able to solve your problem!

If you contact us, we may ask for diagnostic information about your device. In the final FAQ for this section, you'll find the Diagnostic Information you'll need to copy and send back to us.

We do our best to respond to support inquries in a timely fashion. During tracking, we'll usually respond to any inqueries within a couple of hours Outside of tracking, you can expect a response within 24-48 hours.

If you believe you found a bug in track.easterbunny.cc, make sure you report it to us so we can fix the issue!

You can report it using one of the support methods listed above (although email is preferred for bug reports). Make sure you include as much detail as possible - where the bug is, how to cause the bug, etc. In addition, attach the diagnostic information listed below.

Before sending in your report, you'll want to make sure this bug can be reproduced (sometimes computers are weird, and one-off bugs occur). Additionally, check our Known Issues page to make sure the bug you're reporting isn't a known issue.

Note: If you report a bug during tracking, or up to 6 hours before tracking, we won't be able to fix the bug, unless it severely impacts tracker functionality. Bugs reported then will be fixed for the next version of track.easterbunny.cc.
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