@Rob-Verhoeff Thanks Rob, I found a system for Android to zoom in with a triple tap on the screen.

@Corjan-Meijerink Great, this is excellent news because now to remember the planned time in a stop point I have to go back to "Route Lab" and check the detail of the Waypoints list, it can be done but it is much more inconvenient than reading the planned stop directly during navigation .

@Nick-Carthew Hi Nick, great, thanks a lot for the support.

@Rob-Verhoeff Great, thanks a lot Rob.

@Corrado-Miniati-0, this is the symbol I meant in your other thread

@Frederick-Briggs-0, I think it is quite strange to highlight a road as if it were a route, if you don't navigate a route. Driving in urban area's I would get crazy over the constantly changing highlighted road...

@René-Goseling Zulke dingen willen we zeker nog toevoegen!

Just on the scam front, for those that worry about clicking (and rightly so)... It's always a good idea to examine any link before clicking on it: on a PC just hover the cursor over the link to examine it on a phone/tablet long press on the link and examine it in the popup that appears What you're looking for is the two parts before the first single forward '/'. If that's a recognisible domain (the expected company or website name + .com, .co.uk, .nl, etc) you'll be OK to click through. Some examples - the bit that matters is in bold: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/myroute-app/id969030524 This one is trustworthy because it is part of the Apple domain. This is also trustworthy: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cloudmax.myrouteapp A safe link to this forum: https://forum.myrouteapp.com/topic/5833/update/4 For obvious reasons, I'm not going post example dodgy links, but you get the idea.

@Drabslab Zeker weten.

I can imagine what you mean. But take my word. In a helmet the voice sound a lot easier to the ear than on a laptop. It is calm, no sharp tones, very clear to understand in noisey (wind) conditions. The sharp tones in the default TTS engine of Android is for me the biggest problem. Other benefit of the voice i made a sample of. It is louder than the default voices of Android. Because it is louder it evens out (almost) the volume levels differences between... let say Spotify or online radio apps. When i listen to online radio on a decent volume level with my prefered app. The volume of the MRA directions has a very low volume level. I almost cannot hear what the directions are. This is not perse a MRA problem but inherent to the Google TTS Engine. Other navigation apps which use the Google TTS engine have the same problem. So it would be nice if MRA could fix this also somehow

@Ralf-Schwab definitely a fun idea for later!

@Henk-de-Wit-1 yeah, that is indeed something that needs to be perfected!

@sanderevertoutlook-com zulke specifieke wegen kiezen willen we op termijn zeker toevoegen Nu kan je inderdaad enkel de bochtigheid kiezen. Dat heeft natuurlijk wel enige overlap met de michelin wegen.

@Steve-Sutherland-0 this is indeed something we still want to add

@Con-Hennekens Hi Con, thanks for your reply. I did have tilt on (++) it was zoom I was talking about that I have set at (--) to see more of the route ahead. Would be helpful to be able to zoom in and out in 3D. Thanks.

@paul69 it’s true that these can be incorrect unfortunately In general: yellow: highly recommended (best option taking the next turn into account) white: recommended (regardless of next turn or no extra info available) grey: should not be taken, simply indicating the presence of that lane That’s it

@Edgar-Uhl I struggled a bit with the question. Offline navigation to a favorite is only possible if you choose the shortest route (green frame/arrow). For this, the Here map is used. Once you select one of the three scenic routes (red frame), the app switches to the OSM map, and you will need an active internet connection to calculate the route. Once the route is calculated, you could switch to offline mode. I have no idea what happens if you deviate from the route at a certain point. Would you need an active internet connection again? I have no idea! Is this your case? [image: 1699257904303-img_9920.jpeg]

@Mauri-Vigevano Grazie. Gli sviluppatori dipendono dalle dimensioni dello schermo di un telefono; se le superfici devono essere più grandi, vedrai meno della mappa con sopra la linea del percorso.