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1. Search for x (or y). 2. Ask for directions 3. Replace your location with y (or x). 4. Reverse start and end if necessary. Personally I think is flow is b
by fpgeek 10y ago
1. Search for x (or y).
2. Ask for directions
3. Replace your location with y (or x).
4. Reverse start and end if necessary.
Personally I think is flow is better than directly entering start and end for two reasons:
- The common case (go from where I am to somewhere else) is faster.
- I don't have to think about how to enter "my location", which isn't obvious (over the years I've seen - typing "my location", searching with the start box empty, pressing a special button for the purpose, and others).
- reitanqild 10y ago> - The common case (go from where I am to somewhere else) is faster. > - I don't have to think about how to enter "my location" IIRC at some point this where solved rather nicely by offering you start location pre-filled with your current address.
- reitanqild 10y agoUpdate: As lake99 and hawski pointed out it still is there. Just use the blue-sign-with-white-arrow-up-and-to-the-right (directions) and there the nice one is.