The last few posts made me laugh really hard xD Great humor Iain!

WMEFU doesn’t launch if you open WME and it prompts you to log in. After doing a hard refresh, WMEFU will definitely boot and start unless a WME update screws it up.

I can confirm the behavior reported by RussPA

Awesome. This version could be 2018.08.15.001

Has anybody used this script with an HDR monitor on Chrome in Windows 10? GSV looks much worse (really washed out) with Fix UI on at default settings and HDR fully enabled than it does with either HDR or FU disabled. FYI, I do use the other features of Fix UI, just not contrast/brightness/invert. Leaving the values at 100% does not actually result in the same looking GSV as with the script completely off, as seen on my HDR monitor (Samsung C49HG90).

iainhouse wrote: If that does turn out to solve the problem, then I could code an "off" switch - or make it so no filter is applied at all if the values are all at default. Or we may have to arrange a screen-sharing session so I can see and diagnose the problem remotely.

Thanks, this does help solve the problem. That off switch would come in mighty handy!

Could this have to do with the new WME? I'm seeing a problem when buiding a long segment and my starting point goes off the map, the whole road disappears.

I'm sure it will break properly soon.

Iainhouse 'soon' or Waze soon™?

It would be best to use Then you always apply the strings to the correct locale. Please also note that there's another date format that should be added for the closure dates: 'date.formats.default'

iainhouse wrote:I have spent about 3 hours trying to work out what is causing this, but without success. No doubt someone smarter than me (Glodenox ) will figure it out and I'll rip off the solution.

Now you're making me blush The issue at hand is a faulty translation string. The string with key 'update_requests.panel.reported' in UK English contains just 'Reported on' instead of 'Reported on: %{date}', hence the missing date. The date gets transformed correctly, but then just remains unused. This should be fixed on Transifex by searching for the text 'Reported on' and adding the %{date} back.
If you need a quick fix for now, this code would work: I've also noticed that several scripts of mine no longer display on UK English as they used to. It seems that the identifier en_GB has now become en-GB. Not sure why, as most programming languages use the underscore when differentiating variations on a language.