The MySports page seems to have changed since yesterday (25-26 January 2017). I now have a black box at the bottom of the screen with blue/purple lines for my pulse. I'd rather than a clear/white background with a red pulse line because I print my stats on a black/white printer. So how can I revert/customize the user interface to what I saw up to yesterday? Many thanks.
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We indeed just released a server side update to the MySports page with an improved activities page.
I'm afraid your use case isn't a very typical one. However, I'll log your feedback to be reported to the product team. Meanwhile, you could see if some of the exporting and/or sharing options would help you getting your activities on paper.
Cheers, Mikko
Since you seem to be quite tech savvy it might be easier for you to export your activities as csv files and do your magic with them on Excel and then print them out.
Cheers, Mikko
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/addon/color-that-site/
(there are probably others, that's just the first one I found). Using that I just moved the colour sliders to all black for foreground and all white for background.
Regards,
Stuart.
What has been improved?
I print the graph whenever I have a incident and take it to the specialist who use it as a guide.
So if anybody can explain an easy way to reproduce the old sports page it would be appreciated
I agree with the other correspondents where was the quality control?
The page looks nice thats all
in case you missed this post:
https://en.discussions.tomtom.com/mysports-connectappswebsite-389/change-to-mysports-page-1017877/index1.html#post1143710
the easiest option would be to use this Firefox plugin to change the grey background to white
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/addon/color-that-site/
(in case you are not using Firefox, similar plugins for your browser probably exist.)
and you can use the browser's zoom options (the same one that controls text size) if you want to make the graphs bigger
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/stylebot/oiaejidbmkiecgbjeifoejpgmdaleoha
and this style sheet:
http://stylebot.me/styles/16077
it's not perfect (not sure how to get rid of the grey background on the numbers), but feel free to improve on it
for HR avg, depending on your screen resolution, you might have to scroll down the window with the stats on the left hand side... (wish better use of the space was made so we could see everything without having to scroll even at lower resolutions...)
agree that the map seems huge now... (guess that a company like Tomtom probably loves maps!
Is this why I now see percentage of time in each HR zone instead of the total time spent in each HR zone? If so, that's not an improvement . . . that's the removal of the single most useful aspect of the site for me. Now I have to calculate the amount of time spent in each zone manually to transfer the data to my log.
It looks worse, it doesn't provide useful data, and it's harder to navigate . . . not sure how that's an "improvement" . . .
Is this why I now see percentage of time in each HR zone instead of the total time spent in each HR zone? If so, that's not an improvement . . . that's the removal of the single most useful aspect of the site for me. Now I have to calculate the amount of time spent in each zone manually to transfer the data to my log.
It looks worse, it doesn't provide useful data, and its harder to navigate . . . not sure how that's an "improvement" . . .
Hi Stuart... Since you provided that great tip in the "color-that-site" (cts) utility Mozilla released Firefox Quantum which is not compatible with cts. I've looked for other similar utilities in Firefox, Chrome, and Opera but nothing appeared as useful and easy to use. Do you have any other great suggestions as a substitute for cts? Many thanks... Stephen
I found a nice solution to my recent inquiry given the release of Firefox Quantum and the incompatibility of the Color-That-Site utility. I've now installed Waterfox, which is a very fast 64-bit Firefox-based browser and which can still use the Color-That-Site add-on.
Cheers, Stephen