What was new this week?
Here is a summary for week 48 of news from ZwiftHacks which didn’t get its own post during the week: Show all routes for an event; No more support for legacy Edge (and IE)
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What was new this week?
Here is a summary for week 48 of news from ZwiftHacks which didn’t get its own post during the week: Filter route badges by cycling/running.
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AutoHotkey | Update | Windows | zwift-hotkeys
zwift-hotkeys v16 – A Fix for the Back button
zwift-hotkeys v16 fixes the Backspace key. Now it will also click the blue Back button (in the Paused screen) when in ultrawide mode.
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What was new this week?
Here is a summary for week 47 of news from ZwiftHacks which didn’t get its own post during the week
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AutoHotkey | TR-Z-move | Update | Windows
Updates to TR-Z-move
TR-Z-move is updated to version 8 with a couple of new features.
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AutoHotkey | Update | Windows | zwift-login
Ignore the script error in Zwift’s launcher with zwift-login
The new version version of zwift-login will automatically skip the annoying script error message which just recently started to appear in Zwift’s launcher.
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Fixing missing ride data in ZwiftMap
ZwiftMap 2.1.8 fixes a problem with missing ride data. The problem started to show a few days ago, seemingly because of a change in Zwift.
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What was new this week?
Here is a summary for week 45 of new features, changes, bug fixes, and content, which didn’t get their own posts here at ZwiftHacks.
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A new way to track your route badges
There is a new way to track your route badges. It doesn’t require you to create any user account but simply stores the info in your browser. It also gives you a dedicated URL / web page address you can bookmark. Use that and you can access your data from anywhere. The Zwift Routes page…
