@FredMt I think your issue should be fixed on the next update. If you are on beta that should come quicker than on normal releases. That also means that the data is stored correctly, so updating the app will enable and show the ascent as far as I understand.

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos And the web interface of Strava is very useful, until the app is still evolving or a web interface is provided …

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos said in Ability for SA to show right photo of connected watch when syncing: @johann-fuehrer make it a feature request sir. That is well possible … and so he did …

@Łukasz-Szmigiel let’s hope it’s only about convincing suunto and few programm lines to adjust and improve it

for iOS is not Locus Map available; therefore I use Guru Maps (formerly known as “Galileo Offline Maps”), which supports offline sqlitedb anebo MBTiles.

@Kostas-Zinelis glad to hear that, you are welcome!

@vasilakis13 welcome

@Brad_Olwin and customisation of buttons… at least to some extend

Don’t forget cyclists … I always check distance and altitude summaries (weekly, monthly, yearly), so I can tell what type of workouts/rides I did. And don’t get me started on skiing … 10 km vertical must be the daily norm, otherwise I wasn’t pushing hard enough. The same goes for hiking/mountaineering - vertical summaries are a must and hopefully they are coming soon. Today I received the 4.10.3 Android app update, but looks like this is just laying ground for the next watch FW update or something, because I don’t see any changes to the functionality of the app itself.

@halajos said in Suggestion for maps import offline: @TitoPaKa do you refer to the possibility on the ambit to navigate on a route from the logbook entry? That’s indeed missing from the recent models. @halajos yes I do. I think it’s a step back. In the end, the information is saved in the watch.

@pilleus [image: 1569482966771-de832413-2082-4bd9-b8de-69c0e3e4f3de-image.png] it does it automatically… that explains the behaviour we read in the last few contributions

Thanks @margusl, come to think of it … my pedal power meter also supports both and I should be good by just buying an ANT+ dongle for my PC and off to the races. Now it’s just a matter of testing out how good my trainer plays with Zwift. I will report back when I am able to ride again.

@Brad_Olwin yes, pole and gloves are likely to push buttons

@sartoric said in Is it possible to add the battery level in customization?: It’s true that it can’t be added as a field atm, but you already can always access it double tapping the screen or long pressing the bottom button. OK thank you very much

@suzzlo @nseslija @cosmecosta Thank you. I always forget about sports tracker. Hoping this will just become an actual feature in the future, as I much prefer a dedicated device for cycling instead of watch.

I am also guilty of hitting “stop” by mistake. I’d like this feature. It would be nice if there were someway to merge two activities before they get pushed out to TrainingPeaks / Strava / etc.