Feature suggestion: adding a layer to show junctions with lane guidance.

Edit: WME-LaneTools does this.

TB is causing some kind of conflict when dropping the SV man onto the map to show SV. The SV pane is black the first time, but then if I drag and drop the SV man again, it shows. When I disabled TB and tried this, it loaded SV on the first time in multiple instances.

First of all, thank you for all collaborators for this script.

I'm having this warning on my WME when I try to click at places. I haven't scripts with this name "WME Junction Node Fixer". The warning stop when I delete the ToolBox. Can someone help me at this? Maybe is another script that I deleted on wrong way? (I almost sure I deleted all scripts on right way)

Do you think about translation to portuguese from brazil?

GeekDriverPeaceful wrote:The script currently does not load in the latest WME beta.

+1

BellHouse wrote:Firefox add-on download (currently outdated)

Any likely date for update in FireFox? For now disappeared

G_W1Z wrote:Is the Suppress Unneeded Junctions working properly for anyone? Mine isn't. I click it and it records 1 edit but doesn't delete the junction.

+1

With the latest update (1.8.16) works fine for me in Firefox, both in production and in beta WME

WME toolbox xpi still needs to be signed. The author should look at this page -- https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Add ... stribution

With v42 (production) the Toolbox addon gets an "Caution this add-on is unverified Proceed at your own risk" warning which you can click through.

However, with v43+ (beta and above) it simply fails to run with no UI override.

You get "WME Toolbox could not be verified for use in Firefox and has been disabled." in about:addons
The workaround is

In the awesome bar type "about:config" and hit enter. Click through the warning if it comes up.

Search for: xpinstall.signatures.required
double click it to change it to false

Restart Firefox.

Now the Add-on page will look like this and WME Toolbar will work again.

Thanks, for hacking a way to get the Firefox Add-on to work.

But instead of maintaining something which has been deprecated, it seems as though it would be easier to tweak the Chrome version to work with Firefox too, which is what Mozilla wishes everyone to do.

Because by using this Chrome Store Foxified Add-on I was able to (temporarily) load your Chrome WME crx file and I haven't found anything amiss.

Furthemore: upload your .crx to https://www.extensiontest.com which is a mozilla sponsored site, and I think you'll be pleasantly surprised at how little needs to be tweaked and how easy it is to the web extension version back into the Firefox store.

One code base to rule them all!