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Hide badges I don't want to achieve

TotoRush
5 months ago

Hi,

Although I love the badges on Garmin Connect and find them really motiviating to keep an active lifestyle, I also don't practice every sport there is. When trying to see which badges I could go for next, it would be really useful if we could hide (or delete?) the badges we're never going to go for. In my case for example, I run and bike, but I never go deep sea diving. So seeing the badges for "500 deep sea dives" just clutters my badge page. For the bike badges also, I don't have a Tacx bike or the app, so I will never win those.

Could we hide the badges that clutter the badge list ?

Another alternative would be to have a filter where we could select several types of activities instead of all or one.

Thank you

  • 0 5 months ago

    On the App you can do that. Show all challenges and then filter for the ones you would like to see. This functionality doesn't seem to exist on the Web.

    If you want to suggest it to Garmin you need to do that via this link: Share Ideas | Garmin

  • 0 5 months ago

    Yes, you can filter by activity type, but you have to refilter everytime you come back on the app. And you can't filter on run and bike at the same time. It's either one or the other or all. I would like to permanently hide any badges I don't want to go for. Thank you for the ideas link, I'll write them.

  • 0 5 months ago in reply to schmjoe

    Yes, you can filter by activity type, but you have to refilter everytime you come back on the app. And you can't filter on run and bike at the same time. It's either one or the other or all. I would like to permanently hide any badges I don't want to go for. Thank you for the ideas link, I'll write them.

  • 0 5 months ago

    You can edit the DOM right after loading the web page and hide any elements you want. They don't have any useful classes or ids set to you will have to use the alt text or the text content to find the ones you want to hide.

    Look for user scripts and how you can use them. I often use Tampermonkey in Chrome to write scripts that modify web pages.

    You can also write your own browser extension.