@Hans-Kremers, GPX is the most universal method of transferring routes from one to another program, and if it were me, for that purpose I would use route AND tracks, since only those reassure you of being able to rebuilt a route unchanged.
Explicitly for transferring routes, to other platforms, any closed source MRA specific file export would be senseless, because others can't import it. The only reassurance you get with that, is that you can reupload your routes completely intact to MRA, in case they lose your data. Also, with it you would be able to take old routes out of the platform to keep it plain and uncomplicated, while keeping the option to reupload them. And in itself that is a worthwhile idea.
@Corjan-Meijerink said in Is there a file format that is fully compatible with MRA?: > thanks for the proposal!
My thanks goes to you. I enjoy planning routes and I enjoy navigating them. One of the few applications that satisfies all needs in a simple way because it is made by passionate people. congratulations!
@Hans-Kremers said in Is there a file format that is fully compatible with MRA?: > @Albert-van-den-Elsen > > I can understand Maicro's question. > > Accidents or disasters happen. Either technical in nature or other. When you use something as a service, you are dependent on the provider of that service not to lose the data, and with the data all the work you put into it. > > And you depend on the provider to continue the service. Web services are discontinued more often than you might know. Even with the big providers (Google, etc.) you can never be sure. > > So it is reassuring to have a method to pull out all the data you have on a platform. > > Greetings, > > Hans
Thanks a lot! 
@Maicro said in Is there a file format that is fully compatible with MRA?:
@Drabslab said in Is there a file format that is fully compatible with MRA?:
just download them from wikiloc (in gpx format) and upload them to MRA routeplanner.
Or do i understand you wrongly?I am sorry. I speak English very poorly. I meant to imply a rhetorical question. An unanswered question. Sorry for the inconvenience. Thank you very much for your interest. What I wanted to imply is the advantage for users to have a MRA file system that allows us to exchange routes by file exchange.
I think your english is excellent. Butmisunderstandings do happen 
@Maicro said in Is there a file format that is fully compatible with MRA?:
@Hans-Kremers said in Is there a file format that is fully compatible with MRA?: > @Albert-van-den-Elsen > > I can understand Maicro's question. > > Accidents or disasters happen. Either technical in nature or other. When you use something as a service, you are dependent on the provider of that service not to lose the data, and with the data all the work you put into it. > > And you depend on the provider to continue the service. Web services are discontinued more often than you might know. Even with the big providers (Google, etc.) you can never be sure. > > So it is reassuring to have a method to pull out all the data you have on a platform. > > Greetings, > > Hans
Thanks a lot!
For instance, take photobucket as example.
@Drabslab said in Is there a file format that is fully compatible with MRA?:
For instance, take photobucket as example.
Yes, but that fileformat does not help much in such a case, if it is a closed source one that cannot be imported anywhere else. The raw data (being the waypoints and a track) is already exportable.
@Drabslab said in Is there a file format that is fully compatible with MRA?:
@Maicro said in Is there a file format that is fully compatible with MRA?:
@Drabslab said in Is there a file format that is fully compatible with MRA?:
just download them from wikiloc (in gpx format) and upload them to MRA routeplanner.
Or do i understand you wrongly?I am sorry. I speak English very poorly. I meant to imply a rhetorical question. An unanswered question. Sorry for the inconvenience. Thank you very much for your interest. What I wanted to imply is the advantage for users to have a MRA file system that allows us to exchange routes by file exchange.
I think your english is excellent. Butmisunderstandings do happen
My English is very poor. DeppL does a great job 
@Drabslab said in Is there a file format that is fully compatible with MRA?:
For instance, take photobucket as example.
Yes, but that fileformat does not help much in such a case, if it is a closed source one that cannot be imported anywhere else. The raw data (being the waypoints and a track) is already exportable.
