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I already have and report 3 bugs in the first 5 minutes. The Beta on my Fenix 7 solar works like a charm. I'm starting to hate the forerunner series and team development
Weren't the beta bugs supposed to be reported/discussed in the beta forum?
Could anyone try if navigating to a saved location is fixed? Don't see anything listed concerning this and if this is still there I'm really officially utterly freaking disappointed and p*ssed with garmin…
Anyone else have this?
forums.garmin.com/.../no-more-daily-suggestions-after-adding-a-workout
Having only just got 15.09, some positive things:
Hi, I'm not in the Beta program. Please could you attach a screenshot / photo about this one?
Notifications now seem a bit more slick.
I really hate the current notification layout. Did they manage to show more content?
Yes, you can. There are for sure more ways how to do it, I use one of these:
1) Start or even only Select a GPS activity (Like Run, Walk, Hike, etc.) -> go to Map data screen (you need to add one if it is not included by default at that activity) -> long press UP -> Pan/Zoom -> select a point with crosshair -> long press START/STOP -> select a point to navigate, if more than one is offered -> Go
2) Start or even only Select a GPS activity (Like Run, Walk, Hike, etc.) -> long press UP -> Navigation -> Use Map -> select a point with crosshair -> long press START/STOP -> select a point to navigate, if more than one is offered -> Go
The navigation to map point in Start -> Map works, but you need to enter the panning/zooming mode by long pressing UP and selecting Pan/Zoom. If you enter the panning/zooming mode by tapping the screen, then navigation to point does not work (long pressing START does nothing).
This bug (long pressing START does nothing, when the panning/zooming mode is entered by tapping the screen) has been there since the release and Garmin seems to have "solved" this issue by removing the tapping option from most of the activities. And obviously in Start -> Map, the tapping option is still there.