Are you using GreaseMonkey or TamperMonkey? GreaseMonkey got an update that broke a lot of stuff (in a bad way), so it's best to use TamperMonkey on Firefox.

Is this the first time you've installed this script or has it broken down after some use? Because I've been using it on Firefox all the time and haven't seen that issue yet. I can't recall changing anything to the 'first time use' codebase of this script, but at least it allows me to narrow down what could be causing this.

I've just released version 1.3.1. This is a technical release that replaces the internal Waze object with W, as the Waze object will be removed in about two months.

turbomkt wrote:Is there any reason to not install it now?

I'm afraid I'm not sure I fully understand your question? The latest version is just a release to cope with a change in the internal working of the WME that will happen in two months. The latest version works now and will continue to work after that change happens (which the old version wouldn't be able to).

That wasn't added yet and is still listed as an open issue. I just thought of something that could perhaps make this possible in a much easier way than I originally had in mind.

I can't give any promises on when I'd apply it though...

Thanks for reporting that!

Weird, I hadn't noticed that in the beta WME. It's probably going to be the same issue I had with Street View Availability, so it probably shouldn't take me long to fix it.

Version 1.4.0 has just been released.

Fixing the startup issue was fixed quite quickly, but I then realised I've had some changes ready in the pipeline for almost half a year that only needed some polishing. I felt like doing some polishing today, so not only has the bug been fixed, some new features were added as well:

It is now possible to filter the list of icons by text. Based on the names of the icons in FontAwesome you can start searching for any icon that somehow matches your search results. This should be a lot faster than going through the list, looking over the same icon three times, to then find it in the second row all along.

https://tomputtemans.com/images/waze/ta ... filter.png

It is now also possible to replace the feed tab title while retaining ability to refresh the feed. There are still some issues here though as for some reason the refresh icon refuses to be hidden, but I felt that shouldn't be a reason to hold back this feature.

There were also some internal improvements to the script. For example, the script now uses CSS classes a lot more instead of inline CSS statements, which should be slightly easier for a browser to render.

I'm afraid I'm unable to see in that log where URC-E is failing to load? It needs to do a couple of attempts to load the bootstrap code, probably because the WME is loading slowly for you. But I see it succeed in the logs.

Could it be you've hidden the tab in the configuration and therefore assumed it didn't load?

The first issue isn't clear to me. I've made it so that the script has no effect on tab width or height when the position is put in the "reset" position. If you use another userscript that adjusts the width or height of tabs, I'm afraid you've entered unspecified behaviour. It's impossible for me to foresee what other scripts will be doing and conflicting behaviour is bound to happen at that point. Does this explain your issue or are you pointing to something else?

I can say with quite some certainty that the second issue is caused by another script (I suspect Fix UI). Tab Manager doesn't change anything within the content in the side panel. I'm afraid I can't be of help there.

Just released version 1.4.1 which fixes a bug for an upcoming version of the WME. No other changes were made.