Website update - A Photos page, split by your day limit, arrive on time and more
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Hi everyone!

Another website update is live, with plenty of your forum topics in it again
Here's what changed since Thursday's update.New
- A Photos page, under Activity: every photo from your tracklogs, by month and day, with "On this day" photos from earlier years. The Photos tile and Recent photos on the home page open it.
- Split into days by your day limit. Tick "Cut by my day limit" and the planner picks where each day ends: at a waypoint near the right spot, or at a new waypoint on the route. Split into days now also works on a route with only a start and a finish.
- Arrive on time. With an arrive-by time set, the planner offers the departure that gets you there in time, counting the riding and your stops.
- Plan the next day from here. Start a new route at the finish of the route you just planned, from the planner's menu or the empty planner.
- An unsaved route gets a name from its first and last waypoint, like "Utrecht to Arnhem" or "Round trip from Zwolle", until you type your own.
- Trips: choose your photos. The trip's author can pick a day photo as the header image, and choose and order the five photos above the days.
- Trip day titles are translated for each reader, like the rest of the trip.
- Friends invited to a group ride can join it without the code, and the invite says it asks you along.
- The arrow keys walk the library rows and show each route on the map. Enter opens it.
- The digest email names what happened: what people reacted to and commented on, who did it, and the newest comment.
Improvements and changes
- The compare card folds to a slim bar so you can keep planning, and Compare again asks the engines once instead of on every edit.
- The routing engine list ticks the engine this route uses, and says the star only sets the default for new routes.
- With Street View on, picking a waypoint shows the panorama there. Street View keeps clear of the waypoint panel, and "Open Street View here" is a proper button.
- Showing a segment from the waypoint panel or the waypoint list opens it in the sidebar.
- Discover: the D key and the Discover button always open the Discover tab, also from its folded bar. Show on the map and Add all follow the places listed in view after a zoom, and "Show N places on the map" zooms out to all of them.
- Framing the route (F) keeps every waypoint clear of the search box and the Discover panel.
- A new route over the one on screen takes the map back to its opening view.
- The Layers and map style menus open one at a time, also with the L and M keys, and the map style list no longer covers the Layers button.
- Escape leaves a search box, so the next shortcut works straight away. The shortcuts list shows Ctrl+Y for Redo.
- The planner's settings fit a phone screen and scroll, so the route line width is reachable again.
- The route picker's way back to the folder above stays visible on short screens, and the last rows of a list scroll clear of the selection bar.
- The German website says Event everywhere.
- A simpler page when a page can't be found.
Fixed
- Daylight told a ride that starts in the dark to leave earlier. It now says later.
- Switching the routing engine no longer removes the route line while the new engine works.
- In the time picker, typing the hour and then picking the minutes no longer puts back the old hour.
- Turning POIs into via points keeps every one of them a via point, also the ones in the middle.
- A friend opening a POI folder you shared with them now sees its groups instead of an empty folder.
- The digest email's "Open your notifications" button opens your notifications instead of a missing page.
That's it! Thanks again for all your feedback

Cheers,
Corjan -
Corjan Meijerink referenced this topic
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A lot of changesβ¦
But about this:

The friend can open POI but is not possible to add into own library unless save as GPX and then import.
Could be possible??
Regards
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