Bugzilla

**Note**
* The Transit lines from Google Maps are not disappearing from the map area when disabling the feature.

**Affected versions**
* Nightly v67.0a1 from 2019-02-27
* Beta v66.0b11
* Release v65.0.1

**Affected platforms**
* Windows 10

**Steps to reproduce**
1. Open Google Maps: https://www.google.com/maps
2. Search for a more populated area by using the search feature or simply dragging and zooming the map
3. Tap the "hamburger menu" icon from the left of the search input box.
4. Tap/Click on the "Transit" button.
5. Zoom a little into the center of the map.
6. Tap the toggle button to disable the Transit feature (at the right of the pop-up, which is at the bottom of the map area)

**Expected result**
* The colored transit lines should disappear from the map.

**Actual result**
* The Transit lines remained displayed after disabling the feature (until the map is moved/dragged).

**Additional notes**
* This issue occurs on EDGE but does not occur on Chrome.

**Note**
* The Transit lines from Google Maps are not disappearing from the map area when disabling the feature.

**Affected versions**
* Nightly v67.0a1 from 2019-02-27
* Beta v66.0b11
* Release v65.0.1

**Affected platforms**
* Windows 10

**Steps to reproduce**
1. Open Google Maps: https://www.google.com/maps
2. Search for a more populated area by using the search feature or simply dragging and zooming the map
3. Tap the "hamburger menu" icon from the left of the search input box.
4. Tap/Click on the "Traffic" or "Transit" or "Bicycling" button.
5. Zoom a little into the center of the map.
6. Tap the toggle button to disable the Transit feature (at the right of the pop-up, which is at the bottom of the map area)

**Expected result**
* The colored feature lines should disappear from the map when the feature is disabled.

**Actual result**
* The Transit lines remained displayed after disabling the feature (until the map is moved/dragged).

**Additional notes**
* This issue occurs on EDGE but does not occur on Chrome.