@Andy-Manning-Smith It would help if you would explain what your problem actually is.

@Timo-Martosatiman-MRA Cool

What I always get confused about is whether somebody is talking about the navigation app on a mobile or about the web based navigator; I try to be clear taking about MRA Web , or MRA Navigator and avoid using app as both are apps and this does not introduce any distinction.

But I am glad to notice that you are still full of idea's

@Gary-France I perfectly understand.

At least I know for sure it is on the suggestion list: https://forum.myrouteapp.com/topic/225/the-great-suggestion-list?page=1

MRA started as a hobby project by a single hobbyist programmer and was called Tyre. over the years it grew to become MRA, web based instead of PC based, multi map instead of only google... I must admit, there were some features in Tyre that, at least in my memory, were better in Tyre than today in MRA (but then that's memory which often contains a part of fantasy).

All together, if I look what MRA does today and compare it to Tyre, Basecamp, TomTom Mydrive ... and several web based routing systems I can't but conclude that MRA is the best and I can't but admire the massive progress made over the years.

Which doesn't mean it is perfect!!! I have my own pet missing feature (the ability to download all my routes to my pc once a year for backup purposes) that stops me from bulk transferring all the routes I drove over the last 20 years or so. I admit that your missing feature is also high on my list.

Honestly, with my experience in IT, I would not wait and put my work at risk of that any feature being ready on time. Usually, it will not be available on time (IT development always largely exceeds whatever is budgeted).

I would start on my 98 days (My god, that sounds like an awful lot) in basecamp if this is the only realistic option for now. Perhaps you could first do a rough, easy to transfer, work set first so that if the miracle would happen soon enough, the rest could be done with MRA?

@Timo-Martosatiman-MRA Hoi Patje

Probeer voor s'avonds een slaapplaats te vinden bij een boer die appels kweekt om appelwijn/cider/calvados te maken. Meestal een waar eetfestijn, en nog iets leuk om te drinken ook

S'middags, als er nog moet gereden worden beter van die alcohol afblijven natuurlijk.

Normandie heeft naast de onvermijdelijke wereldoorlog 2sites heel wat te bieden qua typische architectuur, holle wegen, straatoude dorpjes...

Hou echter rekening met het weer en doe goede regenkledij mee. Het kan er, vooral dicht bij de kust, verdorie hard waaien.

@Gary-France Hai Gary, I am a regular visitor on this forum and I haven't seen any list either, so it is not there yet. I do know that an improvement (Height indicator) has been released lately and I was told that MRA is planning regular improvements and updates from now on.

However, that doesn't help you a lot, I realise.

Man, planning 98 days of riding ... that is something!!!

@Wytze Inderdaad kleinigheden maar lijken me wel belangrijk qua gebruiksvriendelijkheid

@Nick-Carthew Unless I understood Con completely wrongly, you can't

If you make a route in MRA Web with the option "avoid highways" on and recalculate it without that option selected then you can get something completely different. The consequence is that when you look back at an old route and don't remember the settings you used at that time it can be a puzzle to get your intended route back.

Con suggested to store the settings used in MRA Web (for instance: "avoid highways", calculate route using HERE, ... whatever ) inside the route so that these settings could be recuperated when later on you would re-open the route for making changes, or when you transfer the route to the GPS Device. That would solve the problem I indicate above and it could probably also work between MRA Web and MRA Nav but not with e.g. TomTom because those devices will be unable to read that settings data.

On the other hand, I agree with you that sufficient waypoints forces any GPS device more or less into obedience.

And now, knowing you, you will come up with a simple solution for my problem that I haven't thought of.

@Con-Hennekens I find this an excellent suggestion!!

However, It would most likely only work when you stay within the MRA context, MRA Web and MRA Nav.

If you bring an MRA route to a GPS device then that device (or the company behind it) will be unable (or unwilling) to take these MRA settings into account. Garmin and TomTom for instance use different maps that sometimes deviate. you can't force Garmin to use a TomTom map or vice versa.

After this negativity (right or wrong) it would still be very good to have the route settings integrated in the route on MRA. Currently, changing a setting in MRA web can lead to quite large changes in an already completely prepared route.