I like the Save feature at the bottom which generates a picture of the run.
How does copyright sit with this? Are you happy for me to click save and use the generated picture in my blog for instance? I can really see that enhancing my blog posts, but it's polite to ask first.
Is it possible that when we mouse over the grid and we are showing the data by distance, we can see elapsed time as well as the distance, pace and elevation that I have by default.
And then similarly, when showing by time, by able to see distance as well as pace, elevation and time elapsed.
I know the map view moves in conjunction to the mouse event but it would be useful if you need to work out the time for a particular section of a run or to work out how far you had run in a time interval.
Can we have the option to change the y axis scale, or get it to scale automatically according to the data? Pace of 5 - 12 min/mi is fine for running but no good for walking!!
1) the off- and on-able graph lines in the top graph. 2) the split breaker. No longer does it show your split times in hard-to-work-out seconds, and the data table beneath it should also be useful. 3) cadence and power graphs for those that record it 4) a few nods to the different requirements of swim/bike/run - colour coded graphs, no ascent/descent for swims, more appropriate split options for swims. 5) works with no lat/lng data in your file - good for turbo, treadmill, pool swims 6) no automatic saving of route e.g. "Imported from your Toaster - 2014-02-10" - but you can name & save route with one click if it's special. If you play Conquercise or Fetchpoint, you don't have to do ANYTHING differently. Reports of a few bugs in Fetchpoint as a result, I'm working on those. 7) the ground work for changing the top graph into a javascript-based one that will integrate directly with the map slider, and show a tooltip for wherever you are on the graph. Playing with that in dev. 8) reclaiming notes field for notes. Still captures basic split information, but pace/hr bands etc now in their own graphs. Similar updates to user profiles on the cards so you can see how others are training (but expect it to be restrictable by the owner). 9) Some cute little icons for the weather / conditions. If you always leave these options as 'perfect', 'still' and 'none' then you won't see anything. Think of it as a way of capturing conditions that might have had an impact on your run. 10) Little blue (i)'s that give a bit more information about each of the sections. 11) When you import from file, you can now pre-choose sport - and rather than being taken to the 'edit' screen, you're taken to the 'view' aka the 'glasses' view. 12) Some folks were concerned that watch elevation data gets ignored. This is on purpose - GPS-based elevation data is notoriously inaccurate. When you're taken to the glasses view, elevation profile should pop up after a few seconds, and the ascent/descent likewise. If it doesn't happen, try refreshing the page.
REPORTED BUGS: 1) Westmoors - kit reporting 0 miles. 2) Some issues with the information popups being obscured on RHS of browser window. 3) Some lines extend above top of graph, so peaks are missing. 4) Larkim - choice of sport is being ignored. 5) Ascent/descent not showing on 'list view' nor in weekly graphs.
REQUESTS: 1) Indicator of 'amount of flattening' flattening. 2) Option to reduce flattening (without having to go via reset) 3) Remember flattening setting 4) Option to show paceband, HR band graphs etc as table of data rather than graph.
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