I can't specifically say for this one, but a lot of these scripts require TM now since chrome banished any scripts not installed through the chrome webstorevoludu2 wrote:I don't have tampermonkey. I just installed it in Chrome.
And developer mode is off.
Does it require tampermonkey?
That information is old, Google since released a statement and changed their handling of locally installed extensions. They can only be installed in developer mode, and eventually get permanently disabled (grayed out) after a few days. The only way to them use them is by uninstalling and reinstalling. TM is much better, IMHO. I thought scripts were in the same boat, but as per voludu2 that's not the case.davielde wrote:Here's more detail from elsewhere in the forum:PesachZ wrote:Perhaps it's third party extensions only which were banished.
viewtopic.php?f=819&t=68555#p599674
He should make sure to first remove any chrome installations as a script or extension first as well.wlodek76 wrote:Of course you can paste a code from greasyfork and create a new script manually in such way.tigertanghao wrote:I used tampermonkey -> "New Userscript" Editor to run the WME route Speeds. After copy the txt of "WME Route Speeds.user.js" into it. It seems to be fine now
Is this the proper way to run/use the WME route Speeds?
Install method does the same think but automatically and it configures script for the automatic updates, so the script can be easier updated.
It sounds like an import problem on the Tampermonkey's side.tigertanghao wrote:After that I removed WME route speeds in Chrome, and try to install it (WME Route Speeds.user.js) in tampermonkey utility. then it shows "unable to parse this !".thanks!
Maybe it is related to the marker's images coded as a long binary strings inside the script
Could you check a previous version v1.2.4 with Install button method, please ?
Remember to remove the current script from Tampermonkey before installing a new one.
v1.2.4 and earlier have images downloaded from sites.google.com but sometimes it get some troubles due to server's response and markers were not visible then.
The previous versions can be installed from these links:
v1.2.5
v1.2.4
Regards,
Włodzimierz
After completely removing all versions of the script from all places on your computer, simply click this link.tigertanghao wrote:Thanks for the comments and suggestions. I removed all WME Route Speed 1.2.6 from both chrome extension and tampermonkey.
Then download 1.2.4 as #wlodek76 suggested. And use tempermonkey V3.8.52 (from chrome web store directly) "utilityies" -> File -> "import" to import WME route Speed 1.2.4 (WME Route Speeds.user.js). it gave me the error from tampermonkey "Unable to parse this! : (". as picture below shows.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Does the script there work?dummyd2 wrote:He's back with a new username (on greasyfork):
https://greasyfork.org/users/5745-fz69617
Thank you for maintaining them, and please share our appreciation of his work with wlodek76. I hope all is well with him, and he left on good terms.FZ69617 wrote:Thanks for sharing this!dummyd2 wrote:He's back with a new username (on greasyfork):
https://greasyfork.org/users/5745-fz69617
I'm not the original author of the scripts, but I'll try to keep all of them up to date on Greasy Fork.
The author of all these scripts is wlodek76 who just gave me a permission to publish, and maintain further his left work.
As already pointed out, the WME Route Speed is working with latest version of WME thanks to tkr85.
All other wlodek76's scripts shall also work now.
In case of any problems just let me know. Thanks.
Re: [Script] WME Route Speeds (Traffic)