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Perhaps it would also be possible to customize the color of the icons.

@Corjan-Meijerink sagte: @Jörg-Neudert Thanks for the kind words! Would you want to elaborate the "bit too much"? I do recommend getting used to it because this will be the feature. The old planner will eventually be discontinued. I prefer simple, functional user interfaces without unnecessary clutter. My tours and tracks are neatly organised in folders by year, so I can always find what I'm looking for quickly. Since the new direction doesn't really suit my preferences, I'll probably start looking for an alternative.

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Or you just click with the mouse outsite of the quick menu.

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@Nick-Carthew I followed the suggestion and put the routing engine back in here. However, when I start navigating using the navigator app, the number of waypoints becomes very large. Does this happen to you as well? I’ve attached some example screenshots to see if this is just happening to me—perhaps I’m doing something wrong? The 8-point items have become 125. [image: img1.jpg] [image: img2.jpg] [image: img3.jpg] [image: img4.jpg]

Ik werk met een Garmin Toestel en deze gebruiken Here Kaarten. Ik zou het dus maar logisch vinden dat ik MRA kan laten opstarten met de door mij gekozen kaart. Eerlijk gezegd was dit al mogelijk in de vorige versie en ik begrijp niet echt de logica die achter het bewust uitzetten zit. Dit verplicht de mensen om steeds dezelfde handeling te moeten doen bij het opstarten. (omslachtig toch?) De gekozen basisstijl interesseert mij eigenlijk niet echt...

@motocon Some of this may be terminology, which is why I suggest clarification. The GPX standard supports waypoints (e.g. <wpt lat="44.006372485309839" lon="-71.242526555433869"> ... </wpt> ). The GPX standard does not address POIs at all. Using MRA's download button of Library->POIs, with format GPX, will write Waypoints into the gpx file. In other words, MRA POIs are GPX Waypoints. When exporting a route to a GPX file, what MRA calls waypoints (via and/or shaping), become route points (via or shaping) in the GPX file (e.g. <rtept lat="41.635967334732413" lon="-70.355764953419566"> ...). However, in a gpx file, routes never contain waypoints or POIs. In MRA, a POI can be added to a route, but on export of the route, if the POIs checkbox is ticked, the exported gpx file will include a gpx waypoint for each MRA POI. One of the potential enhancements I'm suggesting, is the option to also write the MRA waypoints as gpx waypoints. Perhaps my "interface thought" above should also include the option to Export POIs as gpx waypoints. I'm trying to be helpful, not critical. I really like the MRA route planner and its ability to export. Its just that I think people like me, coming to MRA from a more gpx centric environment, might be confused. I also think that exporting a gpx formatted route with via points, shaping points and route point extensions allows devices importing the file to have more route information to work with.

@MotoCon said: So why make this assumption and ask here, instead of try it for yourself, and make a feature request to accommodate if it does not work like you wish? You can skip the request, it just works I raised this post as a discussion, in order to better understand the folder structure. It was as a result of this message. [image: image.jpeg] I now understand why I obtained the message. It was because of a misconception there were two system folders below 'Library', namely 'Routes' & 'Tracklogs'. I did not realize that to have the structure I was trying to achieve, I had to first create those folders. They do not exist in the system. There is no folder hierarchy, you have to create it. This I have now done and achieved the structure I wanted - I worked it out myself! [image: image.jpeg] [image: image.jpeg] [image: image.jpeg] I hope this may help others. John

Ah, ok. Thank you!

There is still something wrong/strange with the zoom via the BarButtons. Sometimes the zoom works for 3–4 steps and then stops. You can keep pressing the button, but nothing happens. If you then touch the screen and move the map a little, the zoom suddenly starts working again.

@Paul-Southwell Another option is to use a Bluetooth controller like SilverFox to control the app from buttons on your handlebar. This is what I use. [image: image.jpeg]

I just submitted a ticket.

That's a setup from AA it self. MRA can't do anything about that.

Hmmmm, ik heb net een rondrit die ik zelf ooit gemaakt heb, gebruikt om dit te testen. Maar in mijn geval lukt het wel. [image: Schermopname_6-11-2026_223816_www.myrouteapp.com.jpeg] [image: Schermopname_6-11-2026_223916_www.myrouteapp.com.jpeg]