I have posted a new version (1.3.3) of GPS Speedreader at
ecwindfest.org/GPS/GPSSpeedreader.htmlIn my tests on the Mac using Firefox, this version fixes the posting problem. It seems to be linked to opening a new tab or window for the GPSTC site, so now, the GPSTC post window is opened in the same tab. I also switched to using https instead of http to avoid potential problems with http.
I have not tested this on Windows or Linux, so please let me know if this fixes the problems you guys encountered. After reading some reports about problems with the last Windows updates, I will not update my Windows 10 computer until I have to.
My apologies for the slow response. COVID-19 has been messing me up a bit. Oz seems to be getting this under control, but Agent Orange here is sending tweets that contradict his own policies and encourage people to protest with signs that read "Freedom or death" and "Let the weak die". His newest idea is to inject disinfectant. If only he'd try his ideas out first!
We're above 50,000 official COVID-19 deaths in the US now. The actual number may be twice as high, since most states only report a death as COVID-19 if a positive test exists. But tests are still in short supply, or rarely done to keep numbers low in states like Texas; a couple of studies pretty much prove that the actual number of infections in New York is about 10x higher than the reported cases. Other states may be worse. Daily case numbers for the US are pretty much stable, even though they are going down rapidly in New York, the state with the most infections. We are on track for about 150,000 COVID-19 deaths within the next 2 months (
covid19science.blogspot.com/p/covid-19-model-projections.html). That does
not include the effect of several states relaxing restrictions, which will drive case numbers and deaths higher. Windsurfing where I live is still possible, but temperatures are still below 10 C. It is quite possible that they will close beaches when it gets warmer since tons of people are escaping the heavy-hit areas nearby. Pretty depressing - and Nina and I are quite lucky because we can work from home and have health insurance. Many of the millions who lost their jobs already also lost their health insurance.
Sorry about the off-topic rant. Let me know if the new version fixes the posting problems.