I am about to start my first extended trip - about 2,500 miles. I am pretty certain at some point accessing the internet from my Tesla will be very useful, if not necessary. Is there any way to "save" or better yet import my passwords? I hate the idea of typing in 10 or 15 character passwords every time I want to access say PlugShare. I have read the EV Trip Planner does not work well on the Tesla screen. Are there any other commonly used Tesla site that do not work well?
Evtrip planner worked fine on mine a few weeks ago. For me plug share has a little remember me box and it remembers me...until a reboot is done and then everything has to be re typed. I've also tested out Teslas new nav feature and it's pretty accurate within just a few miles. I live at around 2100' and 9 time out of 10 I've pulled into my driveway or my destination with just a couple miles difference. (And when there were some sting headwinds it seemed to calculate for that as well)
The browser saves your passwords until you reboot or take an update if the website has the "remember me" or similar box when you log in. Just make sure you check that box.
I simply use my phone because I think the browser is so subpar. I really wish they would bring it out of the 90's. It's just plain awful and essentially unusable.
I find it usable. Plus, it's much better than the ones found in other vehicles, even those made in 10's.
Why don't they just use one of the many public domain Linux browsers? Just to make sure it never displays a video?