Dat verschilt per browser.
Maar Google is your friend. Type in de zoekbalk "snelkoppeling website op bureaublad" eventueel aangevuld met de naam van jouw browser.

Is er een bezwaar om deze trip in drieën te delen?
1 Heenreis,
2 Route,
3 Terugreis.

What a good topic to add.
This is my BMW R1200GSA. I use this for most of the rides I ride.
I'm here at Hilversum airport.

And this is my second motorcycle. An HD Road King that I only use for the laid back rides. Here on a parking lot along the river De Waal.

And this is my most memorable motorcycle moment.

@Hans-van-de-Ven-MRA-Master & @Nick-Carthew
Since Matt (unfortunately) has removed all his input, this has become an incomprehensible topic.
From the 14th message it can no longer be followed for the uninitiated.
Perhaps it is better to remove that part so that the subject of the treath becomes recognizable again.

@Exilfranke
totally agree!

This topic was basically about Reversing a route.
Since the 14th response, that has (partly) disappeared from view.
Is it an idea to split this topic from that 14th reaction to avoid further derailing this topic.

@Matt-Flaming said in Reverse Route:
I do not use MRA Nav and therefore do not get involved in topics related to MRA Nav. With regard to MRA Planner, I have already mentioned my experience above.
I definitely agree that it's a shame there isn't a forum section for request threads. But I do realize that there is a risk that with such a topic opinions and ideas quickly go 1000 ways, so that it does not necessarily lead to desired solutions. This requires good control of the content.

@Matt-Flaming said in Reverse Route:

I'm astonished by the apologetic and defensive nature of this forum. It seems that any comment that goes against the current design is met with "NO, YOU'RE WRONG".

I get what you mean but I don't feel it that way.
I think this forum is meant to help fellow users with knowledge and if necessary with work-arounds if the tool falls short.
At the same time, I see that innovations are constantly being implemented in the MRA planner that are based on user experiences and proposals. As a result, the Roadmap is often deviated from in order to offer a quick solution or improvement.

@Drabslab said in Reverse Route:

@Nick-Carthew I agree but it does explain for me that I had so much difficulties with some routes lately that I had reversed, and never thought of checking the position of the waypoints again.

Hence, I was just flagging en error of me, myself and I, not criticizing MRA.

When I reverse a route, I make a copy of the original. I reverse the copy route. Then I compare the length of the copy with the original. If it deviates, I check the route.
If the distance doesn't deviate too much, I don't check the route. I will come up with a solution in unexpected situations while driving.