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I use the bridging settings to get better surface when I print over support. By lowering the speed to 50% the surface getting much better then with the infill speed that I set to 80%. Now, the bridging doesn´t include the outline and it seems like the suface would benefit if all the outer shell was included.

Wouldn't you want your speed for your outline of your bridge to use the specified bridging speed? I would think so as it is still a part of the bridging area. In my experience, printing slower or faster can really alter the bridging quality. Find what speed works best and then set that as your bridging speed.

Yes, thats better explained. Would be better that way.

Agreed. There was at least one previous topic about this - the bridging overrides are never applied to perimeters. This results in saggy outlines with okay solid fill bridging in between.

And also control of the bridging directions. Like selecting solid infill, random or specified.