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Polish and optimizations for iOS 11!
This is to make sure that everything runs smoothly when you update to iOS 11.
As this is more of a maintenance release, here are new functions from version 1.8.3:
Explore your tracks by viewing them on the map and with support of a chart where you can tap/pan/zoom to focus on the time interval or any point. This is "Map + chart" option (default) in the track viewing screen:
New screen for exploring and analyzing tracks
New screen for exploring and analyzing tracks
Using an imperial screenshot here and hope to be excused for interchangeably using metric and imperial. You know the app supports both + nautical!
But the app would not have aspirations to be your favorite speedometer app if it would not give you more views! Tap on a settings button on top to pick from 3 views possible (at the moment!):
Map + chart (the one shown above)
Map + stats
I'm going to cut the map part out to save your internet data, here is stats part of the "Map + stats" for the track above:
More on track view types:
- Map + speed and altitude chart
- Map + stats
- From version 1.8.3 app handles gracefully import of GPX tracks without time data.
- If imported GPX routes are lacking names, app tries to use truncated description (if present) for them. If there are no names, it combines the name from the file name and route order in the file.
- Same logic is used for each route points. If route point doesn't have a name, app tries to use a truncated description. If there is no description, app auto names such route points as if you'd be creating them on the map and letting the naming to the app.
If you like the app and would not mind supporting it, please review or rate the app. As easy as tapping here and leaving me a few words!
Yours and wishing many great trials ahead!
Stan.
Improvements in GPX import
Improvements in GPX import
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