Last created/edited route on the top in navigation
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It is nice to have the possibilty to browse through complete librairy of routes. But is not always that easy. Sometimes a route is somewhere deep in the folderstructure.
Therefore it is more nice to have top 5 or top 10 with the last created/added/edited routes. This makes searching/browsing for your routes much easier.
Maybe it is a personal preference but in my case the routes i need in navigation first are mostly the route i added/created/edited last.Parallel to it.
In MRA routeplanner an option where you can add an old route to this top 5/top 10.(I use MRA Next only on Android Auto. Every comment, suggestion, etc will be based on my usage with Android Auto)
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It is nice to have the possibilty to browse through complete librairy of routes. But is not always that easy. Sometimes a route is somewhere deep in the folderstructure.
Therefore it is more nice to have top 5 or top 10 with the last created/added/edited routes. This makes searching/browsing for your routes much easier.
Maybe it is a personal preference but in my case the routes i need in navigation first are mostly the route i added/created/edited last.Parallel to it.
In MRA routeplanner an option where you can add an old route to this top 5/top 10.
@M-Schrijver thats’s possible! Click on the ‘A-Z’ symbol. It changes in a ‘moon-symbol’. Now you can sort by date made up/down.
Not sure what you mean with your second question, but moving a single point in an old route wil move it to first position when sorted by date.🏍️ BMW K1600GT-P (2013) | Nolan N100-5 with Sena 30K
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@M-Schrijver thats’s possible! Click on the ‘A-Z’ symbol. It changes in a ‘moon-symbol’. Now you can sort by date made up/down.
Not sure what you mean with your second question, but moving a single point in an old route wil move it to first position when sorted by date.
@Rob-Verhoeff but then you still won’t see those routes nested deep in some folders
@M-Schrijver good suggestion - will be something for further down the road.
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