Where is the GPX files stored on Mac?
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Where is MyRoute storing the downloaded GPX files on a Mac?
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@Ariel on a mac? Wherever you place them!
I guess the downloads folder?
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@Ariel Usually in Downloads, this is a setting you can change in the browser (in Safari: Settings->General: File download location", in Chrome: Settings->Downloads: Location).
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@Ariel Usually in Downloads, this is a setting you can change in the browser (in Safari: Settings->General: File download location", in Chrome: Settings->Downloads: Location).
Nope, if I download something from the web, it goes to my download folder. Now when I open a route from library and there is a button save and I click it, a pop-up come and say saved. Probably so, but where?
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Nope, if I download something from the web, it goes to my download folder. Now when I open a route from library and there is a button save and I click it, a pop-up come and say saved. Probably so, but where?
/Users/Vane/Desktop/Screenshot 2025-03-11 at 20.51.17.png@Ariel Which Mac and which browser do you use?
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Nope, if I download something from the web, it goes to my download folder. Now when I open a route from library and there is a button save and I click it, a pop-up come and say saved. Probably so, but where?
/Users/Vane/Desktop/Screenshot 2025-03-11 at 20.51.17.pngHi @Ariel,
it looks like you are using the myRoute Navigation Next APP. You find the downloaded route if you go to your account in the APP and there you find the point Downloads. Entering this you see the downloaded Route.
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Ah, you're using the app on a macbook.
That's possible, not fully supported to be honest.As @TomOnTour said, go to your Downloads in the app.
The file is stored within the App. You'd need to access the app files on your Mac for MyRoute-app. How? No clue! On iPhone I know but on mac, never done it.I guess it's: Applications > MyRoute-app > right click > show package contents
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Ah, you're using the app on a macbook.
That's possible, not fully supported to be honest.As @TomOnTour said, go to your Downloads in the app.
The file is stored within the App. You'd need to access the app files on your Mac for MyRoute-app. How? No clue! On iPhone I know but on mac, never done it.I guess it's: Applications > MyRoute-app > right click > show package contents
@Corjan-Meijerink When I search for myroute app I can't install it on my Mac. Have an M processor here, so I can do that with other apps that support that.
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@Corjan-Meijerink When I search for myroute app I can't install it on my Mac. Have an M processor here, so I can do that with other apps that support that.
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@Corjan-Meijerink
Can't find them. Is there a MyRoute version for Mac with M processor? I really like the big screen. -
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Can't find them. Is there a MyRoute version for Mac with M processor? I really like the big screen.@Ariel There is no app available for Mac as @Corjan-Meijerink already indicated for this. That also makes your problem so strange. You indicate that you experience the problem on a Mac, but share screenshots of the (iOS?) App. Again, which Mac and browser are you using? Or do you use the app on a phone or tablet (not on a Mac
). We would like to help you, but we need more information
