Hi there! I understand that your Fuel Forward app can’t find gas stations. Let’s work together to pinpoint the issue. To get started, could you tell me if you have location services turned on for the app? Also, are you trying to find gas stations while physically near one, or searching from elsewhere?

A common cause for this problem is that the app relies on your device's location to show nearby stations. If location services are off or the app hasn’t been granted permission to access your location, it won’t be able to find stations.

Here’s what you can do step-by-step on your Windows device with WebKit-based browser:

1. Enable Location Services:
- Go to your Windows Start menu and open Settings.
- Navigate to Privacy & security > Location.
- Make sure Location services are turned ON.
- Scroll down and confirm that your browser (WebKit) has permission to access your location.

2. Verify App Permissions:
- Since you’re using the Fuel Forward app, make sure it also has location permission enabled if running via a compatible environment or as a progressive web app.

3. Restart the App:
- Close the Fuel Forward app completely.
- Reopen it and try searching for gas stations again.

4. Try Searching While Near a Gas Station:
- The app sometimes uses geofenced areas (specific location boundaries). Being physically near a Phillips 66, Conoco, or 76 station when searching can help.

If after these steps the app still can’t find stations, it could be a connectivity or backend update issue. You might want to check their official app support or website for any ongoing outages.

Please try these steps, and let me know how it goes. I’m here to help!
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