dfortney wrote:Feature request:

A way to suppress the copyright notice along the bottom bar when Satellite imagery layer is on. I don't remember it rambling on for so long as it does now -- I think there was a recent change. It seems to vary in length as you pan around, and sometimes runs right over the zoom scale indicators and other controls along the bottom, creating gibberish.

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gOyDp wrote:I tried searching thread first and couldn't find anything, but I believe WME FUI is causing a PP select issue. When I click a PL for a PP or an AP, the item is not selected when WME loads. The same thing typically happens for segments too. I use the bookmarklet for the segments and that's fine. I just can't get the venues to be selected. This proves extremely challenging when I'm trying to approve requests for my mentee. Someone, today, mentioned that it was likely WME FUI. I toggled it off and sure enough, everything selects just fine.

Is anyone else experiencing this issue? Is there another bookmarklet that can help? I prefer to keep WME FUI running, but I have to turn it off in order to have the venues selected when I click a PL.

numbermaniac wrote:Anyone else noticed that this script makes Street View extremely laggy? As soon as I turn Fix UI off, Street View scrolls smoothly. Turn it back on, and Street View is now scrolling across the road at with a very choppy framerate.

iainhouse wrote:

G_W1Z wrote:With the new profile button on the far right and subsequentially less top bar real estate, the edit count (from the Waze Edit Count Monitor script) is pushed down if you are also running FixUI.

That's not my fault, exactly, it's Waze's.

I'm guessing you're running in quite a small Window. This is down to the changes Waze have made to the Toolbar, as of the point where they moved the Layers & Refresh buttons onto the map. At that time, they changed the way the toolbar is constructed - it works fine if you don't add anything back to the toolbar, but that's not how we work!

I can see you've already added layers & refresh back to the toolbar, and you've got the ECM button there. If you're like most editors, you probably have Toolbox running as well. When the window is too small to accommodate all of that, things start overflowing because of the poor design of the toolbar.

There are a couple of things you can do to work around this. You turn on "Hide Menu Labels", which will save a significant amount of toolbar space. I also judge from your screenshot that you're using "low" compression in FixUI, so increasing that to "high" will make more room.

Lastly, my intention is to replace the new user icon with a smaller & simpler one if any top bar compression is applied - or I might even move it somewhere else entirely, since it really doesn't belong with map edit controls! So that update will improve things.

It might look like the image below. I welcome comments from anyone who think's that's a good/bad idea.