foxitrot wrote:In the past, there were already proposals, how to reshape the display area, especially this thick block. I do not remember anyone from Waze ever responding to them
IMHO, something as important as the client GUI should be worth even its own subforum, for proposals, problems, etc. Surely Waze has their own opinion on the client's look and feel.
This has been reported repeatedly through the beta and last couple app store versions. The lost gps signal error appears when the audio alert for nearing the destination plays. It doesn't happen every time but it does happen often. It is apparently not important for Waze to fix this type error as it is to incorporate new features and advertisements.Lonewolf147 wrote:I noticed this problem a couple versions ago, but it never bothered me enough to report it. When I'm navigating somewhere, whenever I reach a point within about a quarter of mile from my destination I get a popup saying that I've lost the GPS signal. Then about a few seconds later it disappears and all is normal with no actual interruption of navigation.
I saw a few other posts on the subject, but they were all posted last year and nothing else current.
I've toggled this in several of the beta and app store versions and have never seen the coordinates displayed. I keep trying it in the hope that it will actually do something.AlanOfTheBerg wrote:Yeppvaladares wrote:Just found out it is possible to show the current GPS coordinates.
The setting is available in the 'preference' file.Code: Select all
GPS.Show coordinates: yes
That preferences file needs some organizing. 
Dittoskbun wrote:New message received as an Android notification that I've not seen before...
'Cue the trumpets! You were the top sco...' (I can't see the rest of the message because it cut off in the messages notification list, but, I'm guessing it has something to do with scoring in the previous week)
So when I click on that notification, Waze opens, and I'm taken to my Inbox. I receive the error message 'We're sorry, but something went wrong.'
This said, my inbox is empty anyway. I'm guessing a notification was pushed to my client, but a matching message was never put in my inbox.
I think that the bullseye around your car on the map indicates that there is no gps lock and an approximate location is being used based on cell tower reception triangulation. Next time you see the bullseye check to see if there is a no gps message across the top of the map.SocalToe wrote:Although on occasion a bullseye will randomly show up on either my actual location, or snapped to my car icon on the street........
I had the problem that the buttons wouldn't show up when I selected a message during beta testing. I found that if I rotated between portrait and landmark a few times the buttons were likely to appear.petervdveen wrote:Me too!darkneon wrote:I can't find a reply button when i received a message from a Wazer.
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That's the Wazers nearby balloon. It's been part of the US client/server for a while. I think it has just recently been implemented on the World server.Autourdupc wrote:Hey !
This week-end, just after starting Waze, I saw a message on a black bubble "There are 127 wazers near you".
I'm not connected to any social network...
Is this a new functionnality ?
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