@Corjan-Meijerink , this was a simple rout generated by searching for the location from within the navigation app. Something that I would expect the app to be able to do off line?

@Edwin_M, I know, but from there you can't delete From the webview you can. Routes and route-tracks can also not be deleted from the native app view. I think it is by design, and that it is considered a planner task. I can imagine something will be done about it if the Mobile App gets a makeover (other then Next).

@Con-Hennekens @Corjan-Meijerink in lijn met mijn eerdere melding toen ik een foto wilde nemen in Brighton van de pier, binnen de Average speed zone

voorbije zondag nog een motorritje getest. DE begeleiding ging goed . Spraakbegeleiding had ik af en toe . En dit is uiteraard een meerwaarde . De spraakinstructies lijken geen vertraging te hebben . Nog even verfder werken en dan lijkt het positief . roland

@Con-Hennekens sounds unlikely but who knows. Happy to hear it worked for you! I know the implementation of the offline maps should be correct but unfortunately a lot more people experience issues As stated before, we are working on it! This week actually

@Patrick-Roozen-0 thanks for sharing!

@Dikke-Wim very pleased to hear that, thanks

@richtea-0, Yes it has been mentioned in the forum that work will be done to smoothen the experience.

@Patrick-Roozen-0 No. Android only. For Apple/iOS you have to delete the app. These rules apply to any Android & Apple/iOS app, not just MRA.

@MarcM dat weet ik niet. Er gaat nog aan gewerkt worden begrijp ik.

@Con-Hennekens heb @Corjan-Meijerink inmiddels de nodige schermafbeeldingen gestuurd. De app verbruikt (mogelijk hierdoor) ook onnodig stroom op de achtergrond.

@Hans-van-de-Ven-MRA-Master said in 510 KM without any issue with off-line navigation: Battery when I left 100% at the end 85% That's perfectly fine, but still an indication that navigating consumes more energy that can be recovered by charging. You would have had a problem if your phone was almost empty. But of course we know it is being worked on.

@Kudee, If you have downloaded offline maps you should be able to navigate without internet connection. Just when calculating the route it needs internet connection. Of you enable off-line mode AND have maps downloaded AND you download the route in advance, THEN you can start the route completely internet independent. There is work being done to smooth that experience. About the Compass, you should not need to tap it regularly. I am afraid you are touching the screen or moving the map slightly by hand. After that you need to re-center the map to your current position (which is done by tapping the compass). The MRA team is working on automating the re-center when movement is detected.

@Con-Hennekens Same experience !

@Corjan-Meijerink miste toch weer een afslag van de snelweg in Frankrijk. Er werd niet of nauwelijks ingezooemd, geen voorbeeld verkeers situatie (plaatje met uitleg) waardoor ik een afslag miste.groet Rob

@Gos-Kuus Als je na een stop ziet dat MRA verder wil navigeren vanaf het startpunt, dan houd je het eerstvolgende routepunt op de kaart lang ingedrukt. Vanaf dat moment navigeer je verder vanaf dat punt.

@Timo-b thanks for sharing! We still got quite some work to do with CarPlay We will take all your info into consideration while developing.

@Rob-Verhoeff yes! Kom maar door met de logs Je hebt mn mail. Het probleem had verholpen moeten zijn maar helaas Heb je met navigeren (of daarna) nog CarPlay gebruikt?

My phone (iPhone 13) gets very hot when using the app in the car. So much so that it stops charging to prevent damage, which is quite worrying. This doesn’t happen when using other apps - eg Google Mops, Sygic, Calimoto. I don’t notice it when on the bike, presumably because the phone is cooled by air flow. I always have the phone on charge when using navigation apps, as they all drain the battery quickly. The phone is connected to a 2.3 amp usb charger on the bike, I not am not sure the rating of the car charger. I do make sure there are no other apps open. It seems that Navigation Next requires an excessive amount of power, more than comparable apps.