Merci pour le partage, toujours top les scripts made in France

Hi!
It's don't show the speeds of the narrow streets.

If this script enabled, I can't edit house numbert, only got this error message when I hit H:
Error loading house numbers

Really useful script, but it would be even better if it could remember my personal customisations of available speeds and assigned colours.

I prefer to remove the speed limits not generally used in the UK leaving 70, 60, 50, 40, 30, 20, 15 and 10 with colours varying from Fuchsia through to Red via Blue, Green, Yellow and Pink. Whenever I have to restart WME (which is very frequently at the moment), the extension starts again from scratch with the default speeds and colour assignments

Thanks!

Can you test this new version and let me know if your bug persists?

Updated to v1.1.3, but the problem persists - every time I open Chrome again (not in Incognito mode), the speeds and colours return to the default settings rather than remembering the colour allocation made in the previous session.

I'm running a lot of scripts (18 listed in the Tampermonkey dashboard plus others not managed through Tampermonkey such as WMECH and URO+).

Is there anything I can provide to suggest a solution to you?

Thanks

Actually, any script in which I can set options forgets any which were previously set in an earlier session: Color Speeds, URO+ are the two over which I get the most frustration with settings being forgotten when I close Chrome.

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Although Chrome was set to Allow Local Data to be Set, it clearly wasn't doing so for some of the scripts. I removed all cookies and site data and rebooted the PC. Now Chrome is remembering my Color Speeds AND URO+ settings.

Thanks for the clue

IIRC, you amend the speeds you want displayed (I have 0, 5, 10, 15, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70), change the colours you want, select the road type you want the speed limit displayed on, tick the One Palette by Country (I've a different set of speeds selected for my use of the script in Jamaica). It's held in local memory so will be remembered next time you use the script.

I may be completely wrong, but that seems to work for me.