Well, Google did it again. They broke a feature of Fitbit again. And this after they previously fixed it. A few days ago, there was an update to the Versa 4 tracker and an update to the app. I play table tennis, an activity that is popular the world over, not so much here in the USA. My tacker does not have this activity. So, I would select "workout", before playing, and then later edit it to "table tennis". I can no longer due this after the update. The tracker has new activities added, but not table tennis. So, since adding new activities they decided to eliminate the option to edit the activity you select from their list to the one you are actually doing. One commentator said that support told him this is what we wanted. Do they just make this stuff up to gaslight us? I could see not allowing editing if every activity was there, but that's impractical so eliminating this feature is inexcusable. I would also point out that since the tracker update, the time spent in heartrate zones is now different. When I do drills, I work out hard. My old Versa 1 showed a lot of time in peak and vigorous zones. When I got the Versa 4, the same activity showed practically no time in peak and very little in vigorous. Now, it is more like it was originally. So, I'm confused. My activity hasn't changed, but my results are different. Which one is correct? And finally, since they don't have a windows app, I would sometimes view my dashboard on the web, since it is easier to see things on a larger screen. That option is no longer available either. Fitbit Community sent me a Best Answer, but it is from September 2023. I guess it was fixed since then, since it was working for me until about a week ago when it stopped working after another update. I should mention that this on the Android App. I can edit the exercise, but the edit does not save when I click save.
