These are the current Zwift and Zwift Companion App versions: This page updates automatically when a new version is released by Zwift. The information is also always available at the front page of ZwiftHacks. Google Play Store links If you do not see this version/release date when you visit the app page in Google Play…
You can now filter the event list based on duration and distance of the events. You just have to click ‘More filters and search…’ to access the new filters.
Find them all in the route list at zwifthacks.com/app/routes
It used to take long to load the event list in Chrome browsers but not any more. It now is 3 times faster than it was before – and the fastest way to see all upcoming events in Zwift. So, you may see this new load screen when you go to the event list but…
This is just an example of the route maps you can find in the Route list.
It would be nice if there was a way to see the most POPULAR upcoming events That was what Eric from Zwift Insider wrote to me. It was a great idea, and now it’s implemented in the event list. Read his write-up of the new features to the event list and go check them out…
The article describes how to find your user ID on the new my.zwift.com – with a browser. Do you have an iOS 13 device? The article also contains an updated description of how to find your user ID in iOS Safari. Here is the updated article:
Your Zwift user ID is something you need for two important purposes: Logging in to ZwiftGPS and signing up at ZwiftPower. In this post – the second of a series – I show you how to find it via my.zwift.com in a couple of ways. Part Two: Finding your id on my.zwift.com works for everybody……
The log file holds the truth – or at least it contains your Zwift user ID hidden among the many log lines. The log file format changes sometimes so the app at http://staging1792839621.zwifthacks.com/app/id/ has been updated (now at version 1.1.0) work with the most recent format. The app helps finding your Zwift user ID in log.txt,…