Better-osm-org: a script that adds useful little things to osm.org

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1.6.6:

The #combinations page now includes links to Overpass queries with the selected tag pair. For example: date | Keys | OpenStreetMap Taginfo

  • The script now allows you to restore deleted nodes

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  • Visible notes can now be exported to .kml. For example, to display them in Organic Maps for building a walking route:

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Inspired by OpenStreetMap Notes as KML

  • updated the list of vector layers (shift + V)

For those who have experimental features enabled: clicking on the map allows you to select a POI. At overpass-turbo.eu in the Export section you can see additional links to my experimental version of Level0. I haven’t had time to make a selector for choosing a version yet, so I’m warning you so that this doesn’t come as a surprise.

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Is that done as a revert, or does it just recreate the feature?

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as a revert

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An update will be deployed to osm.org soon, which will break some features and script styles. Version 1.6.8.1 fixes the major issues. I’ll check the bugs in more detail after the deployment.

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Question for you regarding something that happened yesterday.

I needed to do a partial revert of a CS. Pressed R for partial revert, then clicked on Revert using JOSM, but a box popped up to say “JOSM doesn’t do partial reverts”?

AFAIK, yes it does?

Sorry, didn’t do any screen shots at the time.

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Yes, only osm-revert can do this easily.

I know JOSM has a way to revert only selected objects, but only manually, through the interface. This filtering can’t be controlled through Remote Control.

The only thing the script can do is open the selected objects in JOSM (use the button at the bottom of the sidebar or press J). After that, you can revert the changeset using the menu by selecting “Revert selected objects” I don’t recommend doing this, as you won’t be able to select objects that have already been deleted.

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1.6.9

Tags edtior

I’ve been avoiding duplicating GitHub - Zverik/osmtags-editor: An extension that adds an "edit tags" button to every object on osm.org · GitHub for a long time, but finally decided to make my own implementation:

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Differences:

  • Builtin hotkey: alt + E, ctrl + Enter
  • More detailed comments on changesets
  • faster adding to the page and opening the input field
  • also available for Firefox for Android and Safari
  • saving without a full page reload
  • supports OSM Sandbox and OpenHistoricalMap

p.s. can be disabled in the settings.

And also:

  • When you dislike Osmcha, a list of reasons for the dislike is now shown (can be disabled in the settings, However, please tell me if you did this, maybe I will abandon this feature)
  • ctrl + S to save search results using Overpass
  • many layout fixes after osm.org update

p.s. I’ll also note that due to the update of osm.org the sidebar has an unpleasant effect, due to which for a moment after showing the loader you again see the previous page

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By the way, ViolentMonkey is back in Chrome: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/violentmonkey/jinjaccalgkegednnccohejagnlnfdag

The only thing I noticed is that customization of vector layers doesn’t work.

The script settings now have buttons for exporting/importing settings:

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In case you want to transfer them to another manager or backup them

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And one little feature that I added in one of the previous updates: indicator that the created node was subsequently moved by someone:

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