Topics created by Ftjwinfs

@luis-delatorre
If the second screenshot is from ECMWF, the SW wind direction is not so far from the one shown in the multi-arrows of the first screenshot ? Where ECMWF seems to be WSW

@Suty Yes, of course. But I need to know the numbers I need to fill in.

@idefix37 Thank you very much for that hint. I will try that.

@Filip_K

Another suggestion:

Often I want to quickly jump to a certain time to check weather there. To do so, it is quite inefficient to first carefully grab the slider and move it to the desired time.

At the moment, when I want to jump to a certain time, I need to click or tap the very thin line directly underneath the slider. Since this line is so thin, this is quite difficult sometimes, in particular when being underway with a boat. Very often I tap into the map instead...

Suggestion: Instead of clicking/tapping this very thin line, let the user also tap into the region below the slider to set a desired time. See my screenshot where I tried to highlight hat I mean.

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@Ondřej-Šutera

I have a proper version, which is v38.1.5. It works perfectly fine since it has the old UI. The new version is not "proper".

I understand, that you cannot assure, that old versions will work forever, since your API may change. This is totally fine and completely understandable. But actively suppressing older versions is like slapping your customers in the face.

I'm perfectly happy with paying for your services and using the older app with the better UI.

To be blunt, it feels a bit like a strong slap in the face: First, the UI is degraded in terms of user interaction of efficiency (see my and others users various reports in other posts). And now I am warned that soon the older version with be deactivated.

This can not be meant seriously.

@Ondřej-Šutera

Thank you for your feedback. Do you collect these user requests so that they do not get lost and might be considered for future releases?

@Ftjwinfs It is off the table for upcoming months, but I don't want to say never, since you never know.