Yes I also reported to the developer team

@Brian-Mallon Maybe just inquire in a Triumph FB group, given the number of responses here.

Hello Danny, The POI approach may be dealt with earlier, what exactly will be included in it is not yet known.

The app is currently being updated with new functionalities, I dare not say whether all your wishes will be included in this version.

@StefanHummelink Thanks for looking into this for me - see my reply to Nick below.

@Erica-Goodwin no problemo!

@Con-Hennekens Yes MRA would lead me back to WP4.

Hi @Greenham Unfortunately, this is not yet possible with a Zumo 396, it is best to have the track in your Zumo converted to a journey.

@Graeme-3, Also the distance between the waypoints is almost 20km. That leaves A LOT of interpretation for routing to the navigation settings. It is best to have waypoints each 1 to 5 km depending on the kind of roads in your route, and of course to use the same map in the route-planner (which is Here if you are using MRA Navigation). But even when using the same map, navigation over 20km can be off dramatically of the navigation settings are unequal. I make it best practice to never touch the navigation settings, but place enough waypoints to to guarantee the correct route. The navigation settings in MRA Navigator jump to defaults each time you load a route anyway, so it is nu use for detailed routing. Some time ago I have put an idea in the "good idea's box" to have the navigation settings be part of the route-file. That will guarantee that navigation settings you set in the planner will be loaded in MRA Navigation for each route independently. But I have no idea if that will be picked up.

@Hans-van-de-Ven-MRA-Master Please see my suggestion to developers (my seperate post of today) to include the POIPocket system into the MRA system. Working together with POIPocket developers can speed up the MRA development process and will deliver POI management functions (web-based and in the app).

Hi @Steve-Forand, Yes this is possible. Move the cursor to the route line and wait until you see the icon below. Click on it and your waypoint will be added to your route in the correct order. Then zoom in all the way to properly place the waypoint on the route line. [image: 1619412648150-7a332857-13f4-4a14-8b0d-c90664e46b0d-image.png]

@Keith-Williams Fill in the notification in the routepoint an tick on it when it is your sight [image: 1619383011329-4345e067-1675-4202-a726-1b8494d8de0e.png]

thank you!

@Markus-Jäckel

@Don-e No, not yet

(en utilisant Google Translate) Avec les corrections, vous ajoutez des points de cheminement. Mais vous pouvez également supprimer des points. [image: 1619288155092-schermafbeelding-2021-04-24-om-20.13.46.png] Si vous placez la routeounten de manière tactique, vous pouvez rechercher comment garder la route intacte avec le moins de points possible. Et si cela devient trop de points, vous pouvez envisager de diviser l'itinéraire.

@Ross-Nathan said in Moving Waypoints: "a waypoint will attach to a 'left click' so it can be then moved." Click and hold. And then slide the waypoint to the correct location. Once in the right place, you can release the mouse button.

@Aiello-antonino TomTom has its own development roadmap and I doubt that they will be enthusiastic to accomodate requests from MRA Navigation which is, in essence, a competitor to their own GPS devices. I estimate that, in the long run and with increasing options and features only available for MRA Nav (by lack of standardisaiton among GPS devices), MRA will have no other choice but to support users who want MRA Nav on a rugged tablet instead of a phone. But I do not have a christal ball, and i don't determine MRA policy.