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True, but variables should be automatically recreated when macros are imported. It should not be necessary to manually recreate every global variable.

There is definitely a need for the System Log and the User Log to be saved as a file on the device. This would enable detailed analysis to be performed, when looking for a bug in a macro. Analysing a log is difficult when the log is being updated by running macros. Jeff

I had a similar problem when importing macros to a new phone - the global variables and stopwatches did not exist. See my thread "Missing Variables and Stopwatches". Jeff

If a macro is not edited, there is no option to save it. I changed a comment in one existing imported macro that used a global variable, and then saved it, but the variable was not recreated, and the assignment statement for the variable was still highlighted in purple as being invalid. When I...

One Category with 3 macros, one with 7 and one with 9.

I have just installed Macrodroid 5.12.3 Pro on my new Nokia 1 phone with Android 10. I then imported a Macrodroid auto-backup file from my old phone (which had Android 8.1). The macros imported correctly, but there are no global variables or stopwatches, so the macros will not run. All macros...