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Has anyone experience with "One Tap for Strava?"
I will, on occasion, open Strava, but get distracted and fail to hit start.
Did it today actually and lost, so to speak, eleven miles. Poking around found a reference to the above named app. It appears to be a solution to my problem. Opens AND starts Strava and reminds if location isn't turned on. Anyone use it, has it proven reliable? I'm guessing it is, seems to be nothing more than a shortcut. Beyond its combined open/start, it seems to be Strava as usual.
I will, on occasion, open Strava, but get distracted and fail to hit start.
Did it today actually and lost, so to speak, eleven miles. Poking around found a reference to the above named app. It appears to be a solution to my problem. Opens AND starts Strava and reminds if location isn't turned on. Anyone use it, has it proven reliable? I'm guessing it is, seems to be nothing more than a shortcut. Beyond its combined open/start, it seems to be Strava as usual.
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From: 961' 42.28° N, 83.78° W (A2)
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From: 961' 42.28° N, 83.78° W (A2)
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It did work great, thanks again. As an aside, saw some promotion for an app called Relive. You give approval to have it link to your Strava account and it will "relive" your ride. Tried it today, and as far as I can tell it does nothing more than Strava will do for you with the possible exception of a lead-in, high altitude zoom-in to rerun your ride.
#8
Strava itself should have that feature, and someone mentioned a setup function but if so I'm not confident that it would work as well or as consistently.
#9
Darn, appears to be Android only.
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