Thanks again, Dennis. I updated Chrome and, so far…cross your fingers, my Custom UR-MP Tracking Area hasn’t disappeared after quite a few page reloadings.
Hi,
thanks for the great script!
Could you please add the country South Sudan in the country list.
Originally it was all Sudan, but in the WME new segments now can have South Sudan as country as well.
Whilst browsing this thread looking for something else, I spotted this comment which piqued my interest, so having now learned myself how it’s done, here’s a quick update in case anyone else is also still interested…
URMPT uses the GM_setValue function provided by Tampermonkey and equivalent userscript handlers.
For Tampermonkey, these values are stored (along with a whole bunch of other TM-specific stuff) in a database held within the user profile folder for the browser
e.g. on my Win7 PC, the database sits in AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Local Extension Settings\dhdgffkkebhmkfjojejmpbldmpobfkfo
Within the browser, the values can be examined by asking Tampermonkey to edit the script, and then once the source code editing UI is shown, clicking on the “Storage” tab to display the values stored by the script via GM_setValue (note it may take a while to populate the tab due to the amount of data being stored by URMPT).
I’m noticing a significant performance slowdown of WME with this extension enabled recently. I don’t have auto-scan enabled. Any others encountering issues?
I’m having issues scanning for PURs, seems to hang the scan at around 50% and then for some reason I can’t access any waze webpage (WME, forums, editor profiles etc), page just sits their waiting to load.
Is there a way to force UR-MP to write local data? There seems to be no rhyme or reason to when it actually saves. I’ll run a scan, work a bunch of URs, and if I reload, the closed ones are back in the list and the days since update are all reset to what they were right after the initial scan. I either have to re-visit everything I’ve already visited or clear all and re-scan to get back to a sane list.