ditchi56 wrote:Or is is that the script is working fine, but all recent UR's have disappeared from WME?

No, the script isn't finding URs that are clearly visible in WME.

I see PURs today...

Thank you!

Since yesterday, it appears that UR-MP Tracking is the cause of extreme slowness in WME (sometimes to the point of repeated browser messages asking if I want to wait for the website to respond). This is occurring in Production and Beta, and Chrome on Windows and MacOS,

Anyone else experiencing this?
 

I keep Auto Scan off. The effect is very striking - major improvement by turning that one script off. Also see the slowdown if UR-MP Tracking is the only script running.

EDIT: Script / settings must have gotten corrupted somehow. Removed completely and re-installed; much better now.

First, thanks for the update! Though has not fixed WME slowness when script is loaded.

Although 3.9.2 is loaded (verified in TamperMonkey dashboard), "3.9.1" still displays in side panel.

jangliss wrote: ↑Wed Nov 09, 2022 1:25 am Big thanks to seb-d59, and dummyd2 for their work on this script.  Thanks for kicking it over, hope I can do them justice.


 

Thank YOU for taking this on. UR-MP Tracking is one of the most consistently useful scripts.

Is there some library update that needs to happen? The console has a lot of warning items in it from UR MP

Ahhh that makes sense. Thanks so much for the explanation

juliansean wrote:Since the new WME update, when I click on a ur from your script, it doesn't actually open the ur, just brings me to the area. Justin came up with a fix on his script (Expanded Search) so maybe you can use what he changed to make it work on your script too. Thank you!

I have been having this same issue, but sometimes it does open the UR, however, most times it doesn't

RichardPyne wrote:Would it be possible to add a feature to allow scanning only one's editable area within a specific state?

Thanks for considering this request.

The way I achieve this is to scan my editable area, then filter based on my state with a custom search area (used a .wkt file to create)