This is my system setup, there being a few more languages and layouts but that’s for me to know ,o)
The switching has alt+shift as fast key and than scroll thru.
Hi, Shift-/ is working now. 
Note, that this does not “eat” the FF-search.
Why not use a key which is not used by FF for example “o”?
Invalid query:
amenity="restaurant" cuisine="asian"
EDIT: solved, this has to be written as:
nw[amenity="restaurant"][cuisine="asian"]
O — used to open OSMCha or Achavi 
For multiple tags, use the OverpassQL syntax: nwr[amenity=restaurant][cuisine=asian]. So far the search is not an Overpass Wizard, but a input substitution in the next query with simple heuristics:
[out:xml][bbox:...];
// if with nwr, node, wr and other prefixes, then as it is substituted as it is
// otherwise -> nwr[QUERY];
out geom;
As you can see, this is a geek feature and I’m still thinking in which direction to move. I don’t want to repeat it facilmap.org, which has many cathetories and also uses the Overpass API.
My usecase, which I want to decide: quick search for objects with strange tags and their correction. Something like a TODO list or MapRoulette. For example, now I can write something like: node[fixme](user:TrickyFoxy)(newer:"2025-02-01T00:00:00Z"). But there is still a lot of work to be done on UX. Probably, it will be something similar to Latest Changes - Check local OSM changes
No option for “Other”? 
I for one was using GreaseMonkey so I was unable to answer the poll.
And speacking of which:
Actually, GreaseMonkey was not working for me; only after switching to ViolentMonkey the script started working fully. I’ve opened an issue in the repo to clarify the situation regarding GreaseMonkey.
That’s why this item wasn’t included in the poll And if “Other” was there, I wouldn’t know which script manager to add support for.
I answered on GitHub, TLDR; GreaseMonkey is not actively developed and it cannot overcome CSP restrictions on openstreetmap.org, so it is unlikely that the script will support GreaseMonkey
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upd: after the update osm.org the script no longer works in ViolentMonkey + Firefox. Looking for a workaround. upd: Fixed in 0.9.6.2. Congratulations to the osm-website maintainers on upgrading to Rails 8.0 (:
upd: noticed a problem with heat map in ViolentMonkey. Investigating. upd2: fixed in 0.9.6.1
You probably already noticed that osm.org now has a heat map in user profiles (by the way, every green square clickable)
In version 0.9.6, I fixed several issues on the /history page and added the ability to filter the user’s edits by the editor used so that the update wouldn’t be boring.
Now you can find out how often editors are updated and who uses ID on weekdays on a working computer (: Now realize that you can filter edits from mobile editors and view them on the map. Another reason to review your privacy.
p.s. Thanks to Piet Brömmel for its list to obtain the names of editors by the tag created_by openstreetmap-statistics/src/replace_rules_created_by.json at master · piebro/openstreetmap-statistics · GitHub
p.p.s. I was told that Tampermonkey stopped showing diffs during the update. You can explore diffs on GitHub or GreaseFork Better osm.org - Version history
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It seems star no# 96 is just arrived
So you are ready for version 0.96 ? 
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0.9.8:
Hover for child objects now works on the current object version page
This also works with parent ways of node and relation members (other than member-relations)
Click on the item names and IDs in the headings to copy them
ctrl + click copies the link instead of the ID
The profile pages show past usernames of users
Other
- I hope I fixed the display of tag diffs for RTL languages
- Reduced the delay when starting the script
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/deevroman/better-osm-org/master/better-osm-org.user.js
By the way, osm.org now it shortens long links in the form of https://www.openstreetmap.org up to osm.org in the changeset discussions
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Thanks, that’s very handy! (May have to check out that example though - they could be a bit doubtful! 
)
From your screenshot though, it appears that the name history has replaced the User ID entirely?
We do sometimes need both, so could both please still be shown?
The screenshot was taken from my regular user account, so it does not show the user ID and other additional profile information that moderators see
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Did not pay attention yesterday or day before but Tampermonkey now auto-updated the BOO script to 0.9.8
And it’s already an old version (: Just published 0.9.8.1 to fix the buttons on the /history page after today’s update osm.org
Please note that /history now remembers the scroll position and this is due to the mainteners osm.org
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Maybe this feature already exists in Better OSM org but missed to find it in the documentation: I’d like to be able to navigate thru the change sets with a key-combo like for instance Ctrl+Shft+Left arrow, right arrow. This way you don’t have to scroll to the bottom of the left side panel to click the previous or the subsequent change set a screensnap of the bottom part of the side panel below. Most of my change sets are large so this part is well way away down the bottom.
Many thanks.
Doesn’t
<>for user changesets
work for you?
Only in fact, these are the keys , and . I wrote < > to give a mnemonic for memorization, but again I did not take into account the layout
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Totally astounded, the comma and point work as single key to step thru the change sets. Bwilliiant
Tried all direction keys including those on the num pad and the navigation key set of left and right as well as ivanbranco’s < and >, neither do anything for me.
Thanks you so much.
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Don’t know if this would be a BetterOSM thing or not? but something that I’d like would be the facility to open particular bboxes in a new tab.
When you scroll through the list of CS, & spot e.g.that big box in the middle of your screenshot. If you click on it to see what it was, your screen changes to that box, so you then have to go back to the list of CS, add another 300, scroll down through them t get back to where you were etc
Asked a related question some time ago, click the CS ref with the mouse wheel to have it open in a new tab. Trying this on the map selecting the bbox of interest does not work directly but it is highlighted in the sidebar list while hovering, so then mouse over to that CS and mouse wheel click the CS number.