I notice that it seems like some of the options are not working correctly:
The one I noticed was
Hide URs by comments/following:
With comments from me? No *** doesn't seem to prevent suppressing display
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Last comment less than 7 days ago

I use it to allow me to scan for URs where I made the last comment and it is now 7 days old.
This seemed to work but, today when I wasn't suppressing any, I found several where mine was the last comment and it was much older than 7 days.

I really appreciate URO+ as it makes it practical to work in some areas that seem to have a bad case of acne if you view them 'raw'.

shawndoc wrote:If you disable the extension, do all the URs show up? I've been seeing this problem too, and just chalked it up to server issues/Waze's algorithm that decides which URs get displayed when there are too many in a view.

With ONLY URO+ active, they seem to show up, momentarily, after a scroll to a new view region, then they disappear.

For the last few weeks, I have been noticing that many UR's that have a comment by me are remaining hidden when they should be showing up.

My intent is to hide URs less than XX day UNLESS they have comments by me AND the last comment is 7 days old or older. I have the following settings:

Filter URs by age of submission:
Hide URs less than XX days old
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Hide URs by comments/following:
With comments from me?
No
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Last comment less than 7 days ago
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Those setting used to work exactly as desired. Now, something seems to often be hiding URs I want to see; comments that would have been displayed properly a few weeks ago.

The problem seems to be worse in areas with many old URs, such as Houston.

I don't think WME is failing to send the data, because if I 'suddenly scroll to the area' I see 'two eared balloons' and no-eared ones. for a few seconds and then the two-eared ones disappear, so it seems that the data is being send to my computer but URO+ appears to be suppressing the display.

The zoom level does seem to have an effect, but, even at zoom 0, the data seems to have been available, and then suppressed.

Also, the scrolling at higher zoom levels seems 'painfully slow'

I right clicked on the permalink icon in the bottom corner of the screen and 'open link in new window'.
I have all 'suppression' turned off in URO+ (except 'closed', and these are not closed)

I grab the image near the right edge, vertical center and drag the map to the far left and drop it.

I grab the image near the left edge, vertical center and drag the map back to the right.

I see several 'two eared ballons' that have just been dragged into visibility.

They disappear.
WME had to have the data to display it. URO+ or WME THEN suppressed the display. (zoom level zero)
If I zoom in, they become visible again.
Something funny seems to be going on. Chrome Version 39.0.2171.65 m on a latitude e6510 64 bit machine running windows 7 enterprise edition with latest updates.

Hope that helps.

Perhaps URO+ could 'cache' the data and NOT throw it away when WME trashes it? Adding the cached data to the latest refresh UNTIL the next move?

I don't guess it would be worth the effort to have URO+ briefly 'zoom in' and update the database and then zoom back out.

It would be MUCH SIMPLER if those at WAZE coordinated things with the users and those that have spent much time and effort to enhance WME.

SO much easier.

Feature request: can you display the information on restricted turns like you display the information on segment restrictions?

After I move the view, I can't see the conversation data on URs when I click on them UNTIL I do a shift-alt-R.
After that finishes refreshing the data, I can view the conversation number and the conversations.

The 'landmark' popup overlays the marker for a point place so closely that I am having difficulty selecting the place to move it.

Can the popups be offset far enough away so that they don't overlay the object triggering the popup?

Also, the popup giving information about restricted segments, showing on mouse-over, was very useful. That feature seems to have disappeared, recently.