View Waze Incidents on the Tesla browser

[Duke-U]

I am using the non-beta. I tried both with no difference. What seems to help is loading a passive page before leaving the car for the night.

 

[ericwol]

Same here, though I don’t like to reboot, so I compromise by using it only when needed.
Sometimes when it is frozen, I can still browse to another site (one not using gps location) and then browsing back to the Waze site works. But not always.

Well, running the website in Chrome for a day, shows max memory usage of the JavaScript VM instance is 16 MB.

 

[WannabeOwner]

Well, running the website in Chrome for a day, shows max memory usage of the JavaScript VM instance is 16 MB.

Maybe current Chrome version is water tight, but Tesla browser is a sieve?

I'm sure your code is tight, but deliberately doing some garbage collection might help [prevent Browser leakage]?

Pain-in-the-behind to have to work around though ... and I'm sure my advice to you is the same as when I told my Granny about all those eggs that needed sucking

 

[ericwol]

So I stopped by the Tesla store in the mall yesterday, and I got to play around with the new MCU, holly cow it's fast! This website is much more usable and responsive.

 

[Fezzik]

I'm also getting the issue where viewing waze in the browser it just hangs there for awhile until I reboot or sometimes go to another site let it load completely and then back

 

[ericwol]

I'm finishing another rewrite (yet again) of the teslawaze app, and I think the new version address all the current problems. You should see a noticeable speed improvement and it looks like the browser crashes are gone, so hang in there a little longer.

• Moved the MAP apis from OpenLayer to Leaflet
• Fixed DPI scaling (map and labels are crisper)
• Map panning is now usable
• Traffic camera alerts are now process on a background thread (distance of alerts are now more reliable)

 

[4SUPER9]

@ericwol, I love all the work you have done on this. Thank you.
Question: the map has lots of areas with red hash marks. What do those mean? (I do not see them right now when using my Mac)

 

[FlatSix911]

@ericwol, I love all the work you have done on this. Thank you.
Question: the map has lots of areas with red hash marks. What do those mean? (I do not see them right now when using my Mac)

I believe the red hash marks show traffic enforcement zones... they can be switched off in the settings

 

[Tech_Guy]

Yep that’s one of my favorite features shows you where cops have a history of being on the map!

 

[4SUPER9]

I believe the red hash marks show traffic enforcement zones... they can be switched off in the settings

cool feature. Thanks!

 

[P85_DA]

Can someone share the correct URL still not working for me for past month mcu1

 

[EdA]

Can someone share the correct URL still not working for me for past month mcu1

Tesla Traffic Incidents and Information

 

[darkroommd]

I'm finishing another rewrite (yet again) of the teslawaze app, and I think the new version address all the current problems. You should see a noticeable speed improvement and it looks like the browser crashes are gone, so hang in there a little longer.

• Moved the MAP apis from OpenLayer to Leaflet
• Fixed DPI scaling (map and labels are crisper)
• Map panning is now usable
• Traffic camera alerts are now process on a background thread (distance of alerts are now more reliable)

Did the weather radar overlay stop working? Seems that way for a few days now.

 

[ericwol]

Did the weather radar overlay stop working? Seems that way for a few days now.

Yes, it's currently broken.

 

[Proxlamus]

Thank you for all of your hard work. I use your app every day for 120 miles a day. You rock

I'm finishing another rewrite (yet again) of the teslawaze app, and I think the new version address all the current problems. You should see a noticeable speed improvement and it looks like the browser crashes are gone, so hang in there a little longer.

• Moved the MAP apis from OpenLayer to Leaflet
• Fixed DPI scaling (map and labels are crisper)
• Map panning is now usable
• Traffic camera alerts are now process on a background thread (distance of alerts are now more reliable)

 

[musicious]

Eric, I've also been using your site on my Model S browser since you made it a couple yrs ago (previously used the excelsius one), you should add a link on that site for people to donate for support/hosting costs!

Does it work on the Model 3 browser they just released? I told Fred Lambert at Electrek.co that he should reach out to you and write an article about your site so new owners can use it

 

[ericwol]

Did the weather radar overlay stop working? Seems that way for a few days now.

The weather radar issue has been fix.

 

[bigheaddog]

Ever since the brouhaha re Google charging for development a few months ago, my Tesla Traffic Incidents and Information has been very on and off -- mostly off. It will ask me to allow location access and then just not work. Mostly, it'll show the screen as it was the last time it was working. This could have been a week ago. This morning, it worked okay for about 20 minutes and then froze up. Later, it worked for almost an hour, then froze. Reload page doesn't make it better. I haven't seen much on this for a while, but perhaps I'm looking in the wrong places. Any help will be appreciated.

 

[ericwol]

Ever since the brouhaha re Google charging for development a few months ago, my Tesla Traffic Incidents and Information has been very on and off -- mostly off. It will ask me to allow location access and then just not work. Mostly, it'll show the screen as it was the last time it was working. This could have been a week ago. This morning, it worked okay for about 20 minutes and then froze up. Later, it worked for almost an hour, then froze. Reload page doesn't make it better. I haven't seen much on this for a while, but perhaps I'm looking in the wrong places. Any help will be appreciated.

The issue has nothing to do with moving off of Google maps. It just coincided with the Tesla update of the browser to HTML5, which is very buggy and the JavaScript VM crashes all the time for no apparent reasons.

 

[bigheaddog]

The issue has nothing to do with moving off of Google maps. It just coincided with the Tesla update of the browser to HTML5, which is very buggy and the JavaScript VM crashes all the time for no apparent reasons.

Okay, so It's not just me; that's strangely comforting. I appreciate all of your work on this app. It's really great when Tesla lets it work. I'm happy to await further progress.