@RetiredWingMan, @Corrado-Miniati-0 his suggestion is to have the planned pause time visible (if any), not the time of arrival there. That is indeed visible at the bottom if you cycle to the right option.

@Rajp Thanks for sharing and definitely agree! The 4.1.0 update contains improvements for this too!

@M-Schrijver, That does not sound very good indeed. But my Android sounds like this: https://photos.app.goo.gl/CV5qdP4cRgdpfD968 The voice is clear and natural in my opinion. Just a tad low on the volume. The demo from the Acapela TTS is much worse: https://photos.app.goo.gl/u3QwyjEkh5z3ES5M7

@Himself Hi, I moved your topic to the suggestions section of the forum as this is not a bug. It is one suggestion that has been asked for before and is high on the list for a future update.

@Bill-Stephens

The frequency in which HERE presents map updates is too high for this, and the time it takes to download them is a real PITA of you press OK for the download too soon or underway by accident. I understand your wish, and it could be okay if the updates are e.g. 3 versions ahead of what you already have, and then with NO means of immediately starting the download (merely a message to go into the settings to download them).

Hi guys, I think I found half of a "workaround" for my personal audio ducking issue.^^ I start my Media Player on the mobile, start Osmand, quit Osmand, start NN and all of a sudden, music is completely muted when instructions from NN are played. Most of the time - if instructions come in short time distance, the last will be handled with simply lowering volume of music instead of stopping totally. I´m a bit confused. It seems that Osmand is not completely shut down in the background and their "channel splitting" is applied to NN. Will try to evaluate by battery drain, but hard to compare w/o serveral runs on "lab conditions"... Conclusion for me is that NN could be capable of doing what I would like to have w/o much effort. Anybody here would like to cross check? BTW: I´m using F-Droid Osmand App, not Play Store version. Have a nice weekend, everybody.

That is how I like to see it @Nick-Carthew ! @Vincible automating things like this is on our list. Curves are slightly more complex but we do want to warn (or well, inform) about steep changes in altitude. Most op the times, these are accompanied by curvy roads too

@Erdna, do you mean this? [image: 1709198243451-315fb6c0-39b4-49c6-b05c-e79c7d55990c-image.png]

@Peter-Schiefer Thanks for the very elaborate feedback! We will take this into consideration for our future updates. Regarding the zoom in CarPlay, the upcoming update includes improvements for that!

@Bouke-Ent, Verbetering is ALTIJD welkom

@M-Schrijver said in Offline navigation as standard.: @Drabslab That is exactly what mean. i agree also

@FrankS You are forgetting one thing: Route: a collection of waypoints through which a route is calculated on basis of multiple routing options Track: a breadcrumb based on a route Tracklog: a breadcrumb recorded from a live drive.

@Theo-Lammerts Dank!

@Corrado-Miniati-0 said in Offline gpx file storage folder: Is it possible to perform a multiple download by selecting all routes? Not in the app, but this functionality is available in the planner. You can select multiple routes and download them in a zip-file.

@Doug-Robinson its not the software which record this information because this is a information which can be calculated with the tracklog file. If you don´t want that this information became public you shouldn´t upload tracklogs.

@Ch-Philippe, I am not sure I follow... There already are arrows to indicate the current turns. If no arrows are visible, it is just straight ahead. [image: 1707681808165-3693af18-5fb3-41fb-8675-3097df9e24cc-image.png] There have been questions about custom coloring the route line before as well. I think the general consensus is to not make it custom changeable because the colors have meaning. Blue is routeline, white is original routeline (before recalculation), yellow is current tracking line. Maybe an extra color will be introduced to separate route lines from track lines, but I am not sure. If it is about the colors on the map itself... Yes, that is a bit colorless and uninformational, but that's HERE.