@Mitch9 Maybe you can understand, if you know that the highest priority actually is a) emojis in notifications b) separate selectable dates for the alarm clock c) more watch faces d) sound and vibration for zones in structured workouts sorry, could not resist…

Dark mode in 2023 remains a good idea

@pavel-samokha @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos Just checked on my MBP and in fact it doesn’t even load graphs and details there. It just shows the data recap at the top and an “offline” notification

@Dušan-Ković I get it now, it could certainly be improved in the app. Not sure how easy this is for Suunto. I am not a software or GIS engineer.

I just tested this. When I export GPX Workout it works on OSM. So it is probably due to the missing timestamps. But, I found workflow to be a bit bad… When I export GPX route I just download GPX file and that’s it, but when exporting GPX exercise I don’t get GPX file but link to the exercise, and when I click on it I get GPX file… Really bad workflow. @Egika For runalyze import, I just tried to open same GPX route as a manual activity, just to test it. I forgot that I am uploading a route not exercise… I know about the fit file, this was just experiment. @pilleus Yes, SA - Runalyze - OSM was working from start. This was just an experiment on how to get GPX file from SA that works in OSM the easiest way. But it appears that Runalyze method is the easiest. Any chance to add proper GPX export from SA?

@Hans-Frans until now all exports are done in the cloud and not in the app, may change in the future but I don’t know.

@freeheeler sometimes I switch from one Suunto to another and when I immediately try to go back to the first watch the app no ​​longer lets me pair either one or the other. I’m forced to restart my phone

@isazi Done by Suunto This is just a quick email update to inform you that we have removed the connection with the 3rd party application as requested.

@atoponce Same problem)) Suunto own workouts are great, with rich description, but for structured workouts very strange thing - bigger part of the screen is timer. Why? Why is timer there? Not in little upper part of screen?

this is changing so no worries

@Brad_Olwin I’ve been testing this by changing my watch to display pace rather than HR zones, and forcing myself to run in a focused zone. Last week, I ran tempo pace for 8 miles, and my HR drifted into Z4 for a large part, marking the run Anaerobic - no issue here, this would be my experience when running at this pace (around 7:10 p/m - my half marathon pace). All other runs have been at Z2 pace, and have stayed in the Aerobic zones in Impact.

@twekkel Yes, I’ve tried that. Any other ideas? Are there any requirements regarding privacy Suunto/Strava? I tried set each one in Suunto app and It doesn’t work. What with Strava. Must be set any specific?

@TrailEyes Very probably is a mapbox issue. The one you see when zoomed in is the one from openstreetmap, maybe it was updated and mapbox missed to refresh some of its own layers. You can send them a ping

@GiPFELKiND Ask here: https://forum.suunto.com/topic/8999/4-73-x/64 If the last number changes, there are only minor improvements that are ofte not published.

Although widgets have nothing to do with the app (this thread is for bugs and issues with Suunto App Android 4.73.x), recovery time is being completely changed because of new feature coming with next firmware release. So, the widget you have now should change, and the data it relies on too.

@Kai-Liu No, Suunto App in Global and China are completely separate unrelated setups (in Europe and China respectively) for privacy and legal reasons. No data is shared between these two setups.