Appena controllato, nel mio caso le tracce gpx e i dattagli delle vecchie attività sono tornate visibili! Grazie mille per aver risolto il problema!

@mich-heller I agree with your interpretation that they probably took a shortcut in the programming. But we see this everywhere in current technologies.

@SergioB Exactly the same for me.

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Hi, (when) will the bug be fixed? In my opinion such an app behaviour is critical and can have sevear consequences. Thank you for your reply.

Mods, feel free to delete this thread. It works now. It seems the issue was temporary caused by a loss of connectivity.

@Dušan-Ković said: I think that entire graph surface just needs to be divided vertically into slices so I don’t have to target graph line, just place a finger anywhere and it will show the values from that slice. Exactly, it used to be a lot smoother. I think it acts like this since the introduction of prediction section to the graph. Prediction is very useful in some scenarios, but not always and for that reason should be easy to be toggled shown or hidden. As you mention, as you tap and hold on the graph, you should be able to slide horizontally anywhere, without having to closely trace the graph to avoid sudden skips. Suunto.mp4

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos said: dark mode is tested now for quite some time Exactly, for quite some time, hence the snail pace remark.

@sky-runner thanks for reporting that. I would like to add that I have the same re-toggle issue with POI on the SuuntoApp.

@wotus I checked and I confirm this bug. I will fill a ticket. From my observation, it seems that time is correct but not the distance in the sub activity graph. Good catch.

@mssjk you can start by reading this: https://www.suunto.com/sports/News-Articles-container-page/understand-and-manage-your-training-load-with-suunto/

@Mff73 It doesn’t depend on the location. Suunto app correctly shows this segment of profile as 261 feet of climb in 0.2 mi, which is 80 meters of climb in 320 meters of distance. The problem is that the color depends on the climb category rather than the slope grade, and the climb that short doesn’t make into the “red” category. Climb categories 1-3 are shown as red, and climb category 4 is shown as yellow/orange. So even if a climb is very steep but not long enough like this case, it would still be yellow/orange, and I find that misleading.

@snow we wait for Suunto to implement hydration score