@Jörgen Regarding your specific question about the speed warning, I do not share your opinion. However, I do agree in general that all sounds in MRA, whether it's a beep for a speed warning or a voice instruction, are not easily adjustable. This is especially true when you have other apps running in the background (radio, Spotify, Flitsmeister, etc.). I would prefer to have the ability to control the volume of these sounds within the app. The options currently provided in the Audio menu are insufficient for this purpose.

@PeterKerkhof dankje!

@Corjan-Meijerink Ok, thanks. Then my suggestion to download some routes in one makes sense.

Dat klopt helemaal maar ik heb heb niet over MRA maar over navigation

@Arno-0 yes, looking into those warnings for a future update!

@Corjan-Meijerink said in Hidden scrolling texts.: @Maicro no worries! Happy to keep improving the app from suggestions

@Marinus-van-Deudekom said in Route halverwege beginnen.: @smuiger zoals Nick zegt maar ben er zeker van dat je navigatie al wel ben gestart, dan zal lang drukken op een willekeurig waypoint in de route je daar naartoe navigeren en de route van daar oppakken Ah geweldig. Bedankt

I think the this is more about adding a "via" or a stop when routing to a destination. For this is the main reason why I still not use the app on a daily basis. The app needs this very basis function to be useful. Like Google maps does very well. I love app for scenic route planning especially now more bugs are resolved, using CarPlay.

I find it a meaningful addition. For example: this summer, travelling by car from Switzerland towards the Netherlands during the weekend when Italy was being ravaged by hailstones as big as adult golf balls or junior tennis balls. We were about to enter the Netherlands when a storm front intersected my route, or at least that's how it seemed with the constant switching between various weather radars and MyRoute-app. Just to be sure, I stopped at a gas station at the designated time, and the rain was truly pouring down from the sky. Thankfully, no hail of the magnitude seen in Italy. That's why it's not only useful for cyclists and "leisure driving", but certainly also for regular commutes and motorcyclists.

@Jörgen, Haha, I was merely informing if you know the place I might drive there for lunch some sunday. I was told about it by some hotel owner in the Eifel (I think it was Malberg). If I think about it, I will inform you when I go there. On our Eifel trips we often drive by Biker Ranch Simmerath for lunch. That's a really nice place for bikers.

@Gary-Weidenhamer we are working on it!

@Willem-Van-Hoorn, Die optie is greyed-out als je (even) geen internet verbinding hebt, of als je zelf offline-navigatie enabled hebt. Als je online navigeert kan die optie gewoon getoggled worden.

@Corjan-Meijerink, well, if more buttons have long-press features, maybe some will start using them

@Tore-Teigene, I could place a funny comment about size but I restrained myself Instead some seriousness: The shape, size and function of that confirmation box has been altered numerous times, based on the beta-group input. So there is some consensus about it working fine. UX designers all have their own ideas, just like car designers. It has 4 wheels, and a steering wheel, yet they all look different. If you know how it works, one attempt is enough. Just tap anywhere in the box to confirm (even on the message itself!), or outside the box to abort. That area is about 8 times bigger (on my phone) then the one you tapped to enter the functionality in the first place. [image: a39df13d-87eb-417e-9f54-9ca2d8561ce5-image.png]

@b0hd1 Thanks! I'll get that sorted before the public release

@Lisi-Mayr said in Shortcut to home: It would also be great to be able to group favorites - like "My Places" or "Holiday 2023" and maybe share those groups/points with a friend (not all friends). yes, indeed!

Not planned but on our list!