Ok but the problem is that Golf is the only activity present in the main menu. Why Golf and not Swim, Run... ?
The watch knows all the activities we practice (or not). It is completely incoherent to have…
I had 3 email sent to them why their Venu is showing half the heart rate as their Edge 1030 with heart beat chest band? Only after 3 emails they considered answering, guess what? Referring to the a web page how to improve heart beat measuring.
And what do you imagine they can do? The Optical HRM has its technological and physiological limitations. It works fine for ones, and worse for others, so if you cannot get it working properly, then use a chest belt HRM. Or get a device of another brand if you find it works better for you.
is it possible to use GCO in Firefox?
is it possible to use GCO in Firefox?
Frankly told, I do not know for sure, but I think Firefox does not have the direct equivalent of the local overrides for Javascript, though you can override CSS. So I am afraid, the answer is no (unless someone more familiar with Firefox tells the opposite)
Off topic, but I had the same problem with an Amazfit Bip U which should be pretty accurate. That was on my left wrist and Venu SQ on my right. The Venu was spot on, but the Bip U was ~30 bpm off (at least). In the next workout I swapped between my wrists and...turns out my right wrist is more accurate than my left...the Bip U was almost accurate than the Venu SQ. WTF? :D so try it out on your other wrist, maybe...
Also please Garmin make it possible to hide the Golf. It's very annoying. Thank You :)
How do I hide /delete /remove garmin golf from the main menu (garmin connect app)? All other activities are in a sub menu... Why not golf?
Should rebrand the app as garmin golf
I want to
Go to ‘More’ in the lower right, and then ‘Edit’ in the upper right. You can edit the ‘Tab Bar Features’. I keep Calendar, Health stats, and Performance Stats there.
This pesky golf has been troubling me since I got hold of my fenix. I see it's here to stay... :-(
So there's the answer which suggested adding a local overrides script.
Here's a similar approach, but using the Stylus extension for Chrome or Firefox. Note that this only works properly if you actually have the Golf link in GC (it only hides the 3rd menu item -- there isn't a way for this method to know whether the 3rd item is golf or not, as it's not a script but it's a CSS style override.)
EDIT: I updated my answer to also hide the golf gear tab, since it seems to be pretty important to people haha.
1) Install Stylus: https://add0n.com/stylus.html
2) Add the following style (call it "GC - Hide Golf" or something), for URLs on the domain: connect.garmin.com
(the domain will be populated automatically if you click on the stylus extension icon and select Write style For > connect. Click on the connect part of connect.garmin.com./thisURL).
ul.main-nav-group.main > li:nth-child(3) { display:none !important; } a[href='#golf-gear-tab'] { display:none !important; }
Hmmm...(By Geralt of Rivia :D) that gave me an ideal:
You can do that with uBlock Origin: itempick tool. Or just add manually the rule:
connect.garmin.com##li.main-nav-item:nth-of-type(3) > .main-nav-menu-toggle.main-nav-link
Also add this to remove golf items from Equipment:
connect.garmin.com##[href="#golf-gear-tab"]
Also uBlock Origin in 2021 is a must for every user...