I currently have two routes syncronised.
Is there:
A. An easy way to tell which routes (from a possibly very large personal library) are syncronised?
B. An easy way to unsyncronise routes, without going into each route individually?
Many thanks for any news or views.
Richard
@Richard-18 no and no 
@Richard-18 Why bother? Just sync everything and you've always the most accurate route at your disposel. Don't worry about data storage. It's negligible. The routes are stored in an internal database in a format that only this app can read.
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@Corjan-Meijerink said in Syncronisation - Two questions, please:
@Richard-18 no and no
Short and accurate as ever but... 
@Richard-18, If you are disconnected from internet and go into the routes menu,
A. all routes with sync enabled are black/bold while the others are greyed-out.
B. No doubt in my mind that enabling sync from a nice new routemenu in the new web-planner that is in the works will have features for that. ETA unknown...
My own suggestion: a sync enabler/disabler on a per folder basis would be welcome.
@Rob-Verhoeff said in Syncronisation - Two questions, please:
Why bother?
Well, I don't but I can imagine some do. Impact on memory is indeed really small.
I am not affiliated with MyRoute-App. The help I am offering is entirely voluntary.
I am just an enthusiastic user, and hope you will be one too!
Most motorcycle problems are caused by the nut that connects the handlebar to the saddle.
Until that is a message flashes up that the synchronisation of the entire library has failed.
https://forum.myrouteapp.com/topic/7752/synchronization-in-the-latest-app-update-a-problem/5
@Con-Hennekens said in Syncronisation - Two questions, please:
. all routes with sync enabled are black/bold while the others are greyed-out.
True, but that would require you to go through each and every folder you have because the folder structure is maintained, so therefore no "easy' or "quick" overview of the (all) synced routes is available. 
@Con-Hennekens said in Syncronisation - Two questions, please:
. all routes with sync enabled are black/bold while the others are greyed-out.
True, but that would require you to go through each and every folder you have because the folder structure is maintained, so therefore no "easy' or "quick" overview of the (all) synced routes is available.
