Ouh, thats an interesting one!
I have to get used to this, I keep clicking “Centre map here” instead of “Query features” now
As always, thanks for your work!
Added in 1.0.3. Also fixed a bug where the script was breaking satellite images in OSMCha
on a side note there is no turn restriction needed in this example
На какие домены идёт скрипт для визуализации изменений?
v1.0.7: url for force update
- hotfix for changes on osm.org
Added
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Button to delete relation. (to make it easier to fix broken
type=restriction
:ㅤ) Don’t worry, multipolygons and relations withwikidata
cannot be deleted. -
Automatically downloads the entire history of the object instead of pagination
openstreetmap.org/api :ㅤ) Отношения по кнопке через оверпас
After the changes on osm.org, the OpenStreetMap Tags Editor also broke. upd: fixed in 1.4
In 1.0.8 I also added a workaround that restores its functionality
1.1.2: hotfix again, this time to fix object diffs
Please note that osm.org can now also show the number of comments next to changeset links
I have a feature improvement request: colorblind-friendly diff highlighting!
I can’t tell the difference between red and green when they’re not next to each other - for example, these are indistinguishable:
GitHub’s colors, pictured below, for reference:
Type / Line number column / Text column / Inline highlights
Additions / #243E5D / #13233A / #214D88
Removals / #4B2D1C / #2C1E1A / #723E20
As always, this userscript continues to be a very useful tool. Thank you for your work on it!
On that matter, i found ColorBrewer: Color Advice for Maps this that lets pick and compare some colour schemes. On this site https://storytellingmitdaten.com/die-richtige-verwendung-von-farben-in-datenvisualisierungen/#farbenblind (german) there is a whole section about colour blindness that i found interesting to read.
Maybe its helpfluf, but I’m sure there are plenty of resources online available
I’m unlikely to want to change the current colors (for example, I was very upset by the change of palette on https://resultmaps.neis-one.org/osm-notes), but I’ll think about choosing a palette. The most difficult part is to make an interface for choosing a color and saving settings (:
But, there is a way to change the colors now: Stylus :: add0n.com
Example:
tr.quick-look-deleted-tag th:not(.tag-flag) {
background: white !important;
color: black;
}
tr.quick-look-deleted-tag td:not(.tag-flag) {
background: white !important;
color: black;
}
Unfortunately, the colors of objects on the map will be more difficult. I don’t use classes there. But maybe I’ll add them if someone is interested in working on the palette.
please tell me that my post didn’t affect today’s /osm-notes palette change. Please
If you use the delete node button, the tag editor for the OSM layer, or the OpenStreetMap Tags Editor extension, you may have started to see a popup with an invalid authorization.
This is a consequence of OSM OAuth authorizations are failing across multiple services due to popup windows
In this case, just open the iD editor.
I use the same authorization method as in OpenStreetMap Tags Editor, using the osm-auth
library. If you opened iD, the library reuses the token from iD. Otherwise, it tries to authorize you and now it doesn’t work.
OAuth, dependencies. I love it </sarcasm> On replacing Basic Auth with OAuth 2.0 - #18 by TrickyFoxy
So, Google Chrome started disabling extensions that didn’t upgrade to Manifest v3, including ViolentMonkey.
A temporary workaround that will still work for a while:
https://reddit.com/r/chrome/comments/1lx26ur/for_those_who_want_to_enable_legacy_extensions
Medium term I think we are saying goodbye to ViolentMonkey for Chrome and only the proprietary TamperMonkey is left. I also saw ScriptCat mentioned GitHub - scriptscat/scriptcat: ScriptCat, a browser extension that can execute userscript; 脚本猫,一个可以执行用户脚本的浏览器扩展 but for now I know that in its current state better-osm-org will not work with it.
But you can always switch to Firefox
Also note that for new changesets, osm.org
displays statistics in the OSMCha style
As well as a button to preview information from Wikipedia
Good news: vector tiles are now available on osm.org
Bad news: the script breaks them. I’m working on a fix, for now you can turn off the script
fixed in 1.1.6
p.s. just in case, before reporting problems with tiles to maintainers, disable the script
On the other side there’s also a few things that are broken on the site even without the script.
Also some features:
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Clicking on coordinates now copies them
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The coordinate format can be selected by clicking on the button next to
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Wikipedia previews now automatically expand
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shift
+M
to write a message to the user -
Pressing the
1
key on the user changesets page scrolls to the oldest changesets
Hi,
some users dislike the new Notes-animation.
Would it be possible to add a switch to the BetterOSM script to deactivate it?