Mapbox GL JS v2.6 introduces Adaptive Projections, a groundbreaking feature that enhances the accuracy of interactive maps on a global scale without compromising user experience, rendering quality, or street-level precision. This innovation addresses the long-standing challenge of reconciling the distortions inherent in traditional map projections, such as Mercator, which has dominated web cartography due to its suitability for street-level navigation. Adaptive Projections allow users to seamlessly switch between projections while maintaining compatibility with existing map styles and data, utilizing vector rather than raster reprojection to ensure sharp rendering. The system dynamically adjusts projections during zoom actions to minimize distortion, employing techniques like affine transformations for correcting skew. This advance is made possible by Mapbox's vector rendering technology, which manages complex tile loading and geometry resampling efficiently, facilitating the adoption of alternative projections in interactive mapping. As a result, users can now create visually compelling and accurate maps with ease, supported by detailed documentation and examples provided by Mapbox.