Though I highly recommend to remove any duplicate tracks within your map by following the instructions in the Mastering Track Merge tutorial, performance can be pretty bad with many long tracks on your map. The workout importer for non GPS workouts (the one that shows a list of routes below) now also displays a target diary selection menu. Same goes for large tcx files you drag onto the TrailRunner application icon or main window. Also GPX files are being loaded much faster due to an asynchronous decoding.
TrailRunner 2.1 can now import Lap information from LoadMyTracks gpx files. There’s a new tutorial available explaining all operations available (Tutorials > Import and edit Tracks) Update: You can now even remove data points in the middle of a track. You can either select something in the graph and then hit the backspace key or you open the track editor and use the Trim Selection command. The screenshot shows a workout to be imported. Trimming means that everything from the edge up to and including the selection will be removed. I do not know why I did not add this earlier but you can now trim workouts to be imported and routes within the map.
This migration should solve many startup performance problems and will keep your mac responsive even with very large diaries. TrailRunner 2.1 will already honor speed units like distance per hour or minutes per distance for sport kinds and also will calculate calories with a different formula. So in future versions diaries can have different parameters for calculations. Diaries are now based on a sport kind like running or biking. For better performance and for future extensions I rewrote the diary storage.
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