I'd like to move the car icon out of the middle of the map in order to see more of the upcoming route and less of what's already passed
I'd like to move the car icon out of the middle of the map in order to see more of the upcoming route and less of what's already passed. Specially when using Navigation since it the ETA status window takes up a reasonable portion of the screen. For instance: if I'm driving southeast my car icon should be displayed in the upper left hand corner (when using True North mode) but the same applies when in the relative mode. Thanks
Mark
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Kathy Edmister
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After I put Waze in sleep mode, it’s very difficult to close the app because the wake up button is too close to where I need to swipe in order to close the app on my iPhone 12. It appears this has been an issue since iPhone 10 & you still haven’t fixed it. Very annoying!
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Amey
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I have a big screen in my car and the icon to report anything on the road is on the far right corner of the screen. It gets difficult to reach that icon whole driving. So I always end up not reporting the things.
It'd be really great if there's a functionality of reorganizing the icons as per the requirement. So that I can keep the icons I need to use at the place which is easily within my reach.
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Anonymous
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And be able to define center, when centering map
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Ron Bauer
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Wake button on iPhone X
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Mary
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PLEASE move the carpool icon - holding my phone during a 1-hour commute, the edge of my palm trips it repeatedly - so annoying!
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Greg Lockrey
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I have a small request for using the navigation: can you set it up so that "My Car" is on the opposite side of the screen from the "destination" and that we can always see at least 5 miles ahead? Having the "car" in the center is a waste of space and not being able to see at least five mile out isn't enough notification of traffic troubles (jams) ahead if you are on the highway.... just my 2 cents.
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lakeyboy commented
Would be great to move menu and report icons around similar to moving apps around on the iOS home screen (holding down an icon until it starts jiggling, then dragging icons around).