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In the Help info, under Advance Features, it says "You can delete all the via points before or after a certain point. This is useful if you’re splitting a long route into several sections. Click the point while pressing Control (Command on a Mac), then choose ‘Delete before’ or ‘Delete after’."
This sounds a great feature, but I've just tried it on a PC and I don't see the ‘Delete before’ or ‘Delete after’" options when I hold Control and click the mouse.
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You’ll need to add a via point first - then click the point with Control held down. Does that work? (If not, what browser are you using?)
Hi. I'm using Firefox 72.0.1 (64-bit) on a Windows 10 PC. I was clicking on a via point, with Control held down, but no luck. I tried to send a screen shot with my first post, did it get through?
So I just tried it in Internet Explorer 11 on the PC, but that didn't work either.
However, using Chrome on my Android tablet, a long press does bring up ‘Delete before’!
Update:
I've just found that RIGHT clicking on a via point does bring up ‘Delete before’ and ‘Delete after’, with or without holding down Control!
This works in Firefox and in Internet Explorer.
Of course! Apologies, I should have remembered that... blame 28 years of using a one-button mouse for forgetting that other computers have two!
Ah, I guess you are using an Apple machine? If so, I never knew their mice only had 1 button.
But now I can do what I wanted which is great when I'm doing multi-day tours. So thanks for the quick response and an amazing website.
Would it be worth re-wording the Help info for others?