Better: on the Mac, pointing at the selected route fades its whole track, including the quality colours, so you can see the map underneath
New: on iPhone and iPad, tap the selected route to fade it and see the map underneath — it stays faded when you tap another route, and a tap anywhere else brings it back
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New: OpenCycleMap as a base map — cycle routes including the local networks, drawn in pastel over the map so the paths underneath stay visible
Better: hiking, cycling and MTB route overlays are softer, so in areas with many routes the map beneath stays readable
Better: the selected route's line is see-through — you can still see the path it runs on
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Better: TrailRunner mini is fully compatible with macOS 27 "Golden Gate" and iOS 27 with refinements to its Liquid Glass toolbar and sidebar
Better: long route titles wrap onto several lines in the inspector and the route list instead of being cut off
Better: set or change a route's date in the inspector — planned and imported routes can carry the day you did them, and it syncs across your devices
Fixed: routes imported without timestamps no longer show 1 Jan 2001 as their date
Better: the map shows the flagged routes of the current collection faintly behind the selected route
Fixed: on iPad held upright, the map style and activity scale controls are back
Fixed: on the Mac, dragging a route onto a collection in the sidebar highlights the collection even when the pointer is over its name