Some comments to V335
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May be "Likes" would be OK for "Anerkennen". I think it is used and understandable in German. Would German-speaking users agree?
@Jörgen Likes is used in the English version
Always willing to help if I can.
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@Jörgen The Lock Screen option is in the navigation menu.
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@Jörgen The Lock Screen option is in the navigation menu.
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@Jörgen said in Some comments to V335:
Ok, it should be here then?
Yes, click the 3 dots to open the navigation menu.
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@Jörgen The Lock Screen option is in the navigation menu.
@Nick-Carthew said in Some comments to V335:
@Jörgen The Lock Screen option is in the navigation menu.
Ok, found it. Very well hidden.
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I thought there was a fixed button on the screen with which you could switch this on/off. Thanks for the hint.
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@Nick-Carthew said in Some comments to V335:
@Jörgen The Lock Screen option is in the navigation menu.
Ok, found it. Very well hidden.
@Jörgen said in Some comments to V335:
@Nick-Carthew said in Some comments to V335:
@Jörgen The Lock Screen option is in the navigation menu.
Ok, found it. Very well hidden.
I don’t think it’s hidden, it’s in the navigation menu! Where else would be better?
Always willing to help if I can.
Triumph Tiger 1200 XRT called Tina.
MRA Navigation Next and SilverFox B8J bar buttons.
Quadlock wireless mount for IPhone 11.
Cardo Scala Packtalk Bold.
TomTom Rider 500. (In the cupboard now) -
@Jörgen Likes is used in the English version
@Nick-Carthew said in Some comments to V335:
@Jörgen Likes is used in the English version
It can be used in German as well. It is common practice.
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@Jörgen said in Some comments to V335:
@Nick-Carthew said in Some comments to V335:
@Jörgen The Lock Screen option is in the navigation menu.
Ok, found it. Very well hidden.
I don’t think it’s hidden, it’s in the navigation menu! Where else would be better?
@Nick-Carthew said in Some comments to V335:
@Jörgen said in Some comments to V335:
@Nick-Carthew said in Some comments to V335:
@Jörgen The Lock Screen option is in the navigation menu.
Ok, found it. Very well hidden.
I don’t think it’s hidden, it’s in the navigation menu! Where else would be better?
Ok, hidden for the old blind man.
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@Nick-Carthew said in Some comments to V335:
@Jörgen said in Some comments to V335:
@Nick-Carthew said in Some comments to V335:
@Jörgen The Lock Screen option is in the navigation menu.
Ok, found it. Very well hidden.
I don’t think it’s hidden, it’s in the navigation menu! Where else would be better?
Ok, hidden for the old blind man.
@Jörgen, the disable lock screen button only comes on once you enable lock screen from the menu. It is intended only for navigation purposes, hence it is not available in other parts of the app.
Also keep in mind that it is no "real" screenlock like some specific screen lock apps do. Else the on-screen unlock button would be impossible
. It is just that all other screen operation is suspended while the lockscreen layer is on top. Hence also the Android soft-buttons will not be locked and also the system gestures are not locked (they are not within reach of the app functions). But of course the risk of raindrops interfering with your navigation is really a lot less this way.Personally I would prefer the lock function to appear higher in the menu though, so no scrolling is necessary. But yeah, there must be left something to desire
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Awkward translations are fixed in the release!
