Could I suggest adding this (from JNF) into the bottom of the uroInitialise() function, above the "window.addEventListener("beforeunload", uroSaveSettings, false);" line: (BTW: I've tested this, and it works)

It seems to make more sense to have this sort of feature in URO...

Also, WMET and URO+ seem to not play well together -- I'm getting a weird panning issue when both are enabled. (I use Chrome & Tampermonkey)

Any idea what might be causing that?

OyyoDams wrote:Can you try without tampermonkey ?

As in, load them with the CRX's?

The trouble is, I have other scripts:
Roundabout Angles
WME: Select Same Type Roads
WME Route Checker
WME Aerial Shifter (WAS)
a customized WME Color Highlights

I'm not sure how everything would get along if some is CRX'd and some is TamperMonkey'd.

I guess I can start by loading the WMET with the CRX -- if that solves it and the other scripts keep working, that would be an OK solution.

Ok, so loading them both via a CRX solves it.

When I load just WMET with the CRX, the problem remains.

An additional indication when the panning is messed up: the city name in the dark grey box (upper left of map) doesn't seem to ever fill in. I'm not sure what loading is getting hung up.

I had the same issue with Chrome+TM on Windows.

When I moved both URO+ and WMET to be Chrome CRX extensions, everything worked correctly.

So... it seems there may still be some interaction issues when using the TM/GM interface to the browser.

Yes, kmph is NOT appropriate -- kph is an accepted abbreviation, but not preferred. km/h is the preferred abbreviation (and what we see on signs here in Canada).

foxitrot wrote:

doctorkb wrote:... kph is an accepted abbreviation, ...

It depends heavily on for whom. I'd bet for those living outside of the Imperial part of the world it surely is not - it does not even mention the kilometers.

According to Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kilometres_per_hour):
"For example, news organisations such as Reuters[24] and The Economist[25] require "kph"."

Also, for understanding vernacular -- Google it. "kmph" doesn't show anything about km/h on the first page. "kph" does.

I'm not arguing *for* kph -- just that it's better than kmph... of course km/h trumps them all.

Twister: you're welcome to request an AM area in Canada -- I would wholeheartedly support that for your ongoing development...

AlanOfTheBerg wrote:

Twister-UK wrote:With thanks again to Alan for the use of his test account, and with no thanks whatsoever (yet) again to the Waze coders for another seemingly pointless shuffling around of stuff URO+ hooks into, 3.7 has now been set free...

Sure is nice being able to filter out the closed URs and MPs. The map is no much less cluttered without that there.

Ditto. That is an awesome feature.

If I had to suggest one refinement to it: ability to filter all those closed *by me* (and leave all others visible).

SuperDave1426 wrote:At least here in the US, there's been a long-standing issue with that layer not showing the current AMs. I had noticed several months ago that my username doesn't show up when I turn on that layer in the map and I asked my RC about it - who informed me of the long-standing issue.

I'd be interested to hear if this is still identified as a problem.

In my experience, the issue is that the contiguous AM area extends off the screen and the username only appears once in the whole area (centered).

Have you tested this with URO+ since the update? It may simply be a display issue that it doesn't put your username where you expect it...