Xuefer wrote:

PesachZ wrote: To clear out the old language translations for TTS you shouldn't need to delete the entire folder. Open Waze and navigate to [cc@tts], type it in as if its an address you want to navigate to, without the square brackets. This should erase all previously downloaded language strings.

I see no "cc@tts" folder inside Waze folder but there is lang.eng lang.chinese lang.chinese_tts files and tts folder

randomsauce wrote:Cannot control Waze's volume using the physical volume buttons on Samsung Galaxy S4 (SGH-I337M, Android 4.4.2).

I'm pretty sure this used to work a few versions ago (maybe 3 months ago). This is extremely frustrating and dangerous: When I start driving, I'm not going that fast, so the road noise is low - I set Waze to a low volume. But when I go on the highway, road noise increases and I can't hear Waze. So instead of easily and safely pressing the physical volume buttons to increase Waze's volume, I have to become an irresponsible driver and take my attention away from the road to navigate through FOUR on-screen actions to adjust the volume. BAD IDEA!!! Make the roads safer by letting us control the volume with the physical volume buttons!

JLOWPhoenix wrote:I would really like the ability to hide user icons from the map. Especially when navigating; or at least user icons on the highlighted route.

I've been using the app just over a month now, and love it for my daily commute. My commute route has other participants, but not tons. Last week I traveled to Orlando Florida for work (my first trip since I started using Waze). I found the app nearly unusable for navigating an area I am unfamiliar with that as has tons of other participants.

The massive amount of user icons overlaid on the map made it very difficult to see the highlighted route while navigating, and nearly impossible to see street and freeway names and numbers. It also seemed to make the interface refresh and respond slowly, especially to reroute/recalculate after missing a turn. Even when I knew where I was going, and just trying to use the app while driving, the overwhelm of user icons made the map feel unusable.

DrMacinyasha wrote:Hi Wazers! Just a quick request regarding the Android app:

Instead of using /sdcard/waze to store Waze's various data, would it be possible to have Waze follow the [url=https://developer.android.com/guide/top ... orage.html]Android API Guides[url] and store the data in /sdcard/Android/data/com.waze instead?

As an added benefit, when the app is uninstalled or its data is cleared, the folder is purged as well.

Thanks!

DrMacinyasha wrote:

PesachZ wrote:

DrMacinyasha wrote:Hi Wazers! Just a quick request regarding the Android app:

Instead of using /sdcard/waze to store Waze's various data, would it be possible to have Waze follow the [url=https://developer.android.com/guide/top ... orage.html]Android API Guides[url] and store the data in /sdcard/Android/data/com.waze instead?

As an added benefit, when the app is uninstalled or its data is cleared, the folder is purged as well.

Thanks!

Your posting in an outdated thread. v3.8.1.0 has already been published and has its own thread. Also this may better in the app feature request thread.

Is this not the v3.8.1.0 thread? And I would post in the feature request sub-forum, but based on looking around at other threads in there, and the Wiki, it seems more dedicated for site or all-client issues, whereas this is an improvement/bug with the Android client, specifically.