Iain's Guide to User Scripts
There are a wealth of user scripts available for WME, created by users like you and me to enhance the process of editing the Waze map. This is a basic guide to some of the scripts I reckon are worth having.
I have given each script a 2-number score, ranging 1 to 3.
The first number is how useful the script is: 1 indicates that the script has limited usefulness, probably because it does a particularly specific job. 3 indicates a script you probably can't live without!
The second number indicates how complex the script is: 1 means it's simple & easy to use, up to 3 meaning you will take some time to learn how to use it, or all of it's features.
Data Visualisation
These scripts are mainly, or entirely, concerned with helping you to identify features of the map that might otherwise be missed. This is probably the most important script category and includes several essential scripts that every editor should be using
WME Colour Highlights (WMECH) 3/1
WME Toolbox
WME Magic
WME Validator
UROverview Plus (URO+)
Junction Angle Info (JAIv)ty. What it does is simple enough: it adds coloured highlights to the map, allowing you to visualise information about segments and places, like lock level, missing names, restrictions, last editor, specific segment types etc. It also adds some useful highlights to places. Easy to use and difficult to live without. My "normal"
WME Place Interface Enhancements (PIE)
WME Map Tiles Update
Productivity Tools
These scripts are mainly designed to make map editing easier, by saving clicks, adding tools or enhancing the WME user interface
WME Advanced Closures
WME Image Overlays
WME FixUI
WME ClickSaver
WME SpeedHelper
WME Bookmarks
WME Advanced Closures
Waze Edit Count Monitor (WECM)
WME OpenData (WMEOD)
WME RA Util
WME BeenThere
WME Route Checker
WME Chat Addon
WME Geometries
WME Client Tile Borders
WME Enhanced Search