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GPSNavX Changelog

What's new in GPSNavX 6.0.7

Oct 14, 2014
  • Yosemite compatible.

New in GPSNavX 6.0.6 (Oct 1, 2014)

  • Compatibility with new operating system.

New in GPSNavX 6.0.5 (Apr 4, 2014)

  • Support for NMEA-0183 TAG Blocks.
  • "Maps" on the Chart context menu will open the Maps app to the clicked position and chart scale.

New in GPSNavX 6.0.4 (Nov 8, 2013)

  • The active Waypoint "Arrival Alarm" and/or active Route "Auto Next" will be triggered if the GPS position is inside the arrival distance of a waypoint OR the GPS position crosses the line perpendicular to the waypoint origin line which passes through the waypoint.
  • Class B AIS Targets, will have their position dot plotted in magenta.

New in GPSNavX 6.0.3 (Aug 29, 2012)

  • "Bearings" and "Variation" properties added to "Chart" element for AppleScript.
  • GPX export/import of track includes course and speed.

New in GPSNavX 6.0.2 (Oct 25, 2011)

  • The active Waypoint "Arrival Alarm" and/or active Route "Auto Next" will be triggered if the GPS position is inside the arrival distance of a waypoint OR the GPS position crosses the line perpendicular to the waypoint origin line which passes through the waypoint.
  • Improved display of GRIB forecasts with Current or Tidal Streams.
  • Email address to receive GRIB requests is set in the GPSNavX Preferences. Check "Manual" to be able to manually send the GRIB request email.

New in GPSNavX 6.0.1 (Apr 30, 2011)

  • "Closest Point of Approach" in the "AIS" "More Info" dialog displays distance, time and bearing.
  • Targets selected in the AIS/RADAR panel will remain selected as the target list changes.
  • Class B AIS Targets, will have their position dot plotted in magenta.

New in GPSNavX 5.20 (Jul 8, 2008)

  • As new Track Records are added, they will be kept visible in the Track window.
  • Dragging a track to a Finder folder will export the tracks to a GPX file. "Position" Format has been moved from the "View" menu to the MacENC Preferences "Units" dialog.
  • KML (Google Earth) routes can be imported via the "From File.."
  • "Transfer" menu item on the "Routes" menu.
  • "Cardinal Mark" icons for waypoints.
  • A BZ2 file (which contains a GRIB file) can be opened from the
  • "Open GRIB..." menu item on the "Weather" menu.
  • "Auto Next" on the "Route" menu will default on, when the
  • "Goto" button on the "Routes" window is selected.