Publisher's Description
From GARMIN Corporation:
The Garmin Communicator Plugin allows your Garmin GPS to communicate with any supported website: send your zumo rides to Garmin Connect, plan your trips with Google Maps and MapQuest, find your favorite caches with Geocaching.com and so much more. Communication with your Garmin GPS just got easier thanks to the Garmin Communicator Plugin -- the free internet browser plugin that sends and retrieves data from Garmin GPS devices. The Garmin Communicator Plugin lets you connect your Garmin GPS with your favorite website. Once the plugin is installed, just connect your Garmin GPS device to your computer, and you're on your way. The Garmin Communicator can send and retrieve data from any supported website.
What's new in this version:
- Added 64 bit browser support.
- Fixed workout and profile transfer issues with eNewLeaf.
- Fixed workout transfer issue with FIT devices like Forerunner 610.
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"GCP 4.0.1 failure to transfer waypoints"
Version: Garmin Communicator Plugin 4.0.1
Pros
Currently none :-(
Cons
Currently everything :-( Version 3.0.1 was working fine. Version 4.0.1 fails to communicate, even though it says it is.
Summary
Current version 4.0.1 installs successfully, says it's working, shows communication with my 60CSx device, and from any Geocaching.com cache page "says" a waypoint is added successfully, but NOTHING gets transferred. Reverted back to 3.0.1 and IT works. Tried 4.0.1 again and it doesn't. So, back to 3.0.1 -- and waiting for Garmin to release another update...
Or am I missing something?
MacBook Pro, OS X 10.6.8, 2.8 GHz INtel Core i7, 4GB RAM
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