sometimes there are long streets and I have an info like
on the corner of main street / bird street
OpenStreetMap doesn’t seem to recognize keywords like “corner”. Is that correct?
Google does that and takes me right to the correct place.
It would be nice if OSM would also do that.
I guess there are more words like this. e.g. “opposite of”
The tricky part is about parsing the query and detecting that the search is about intersection. Remember that this needs to work for all possible languages. And then there is the tiny problem that instead of searching for one street, the algorithm has to search for two in an efficient way. None of this is impossible to solve but sadly not very high on the priority list at the moment.
Indeed, in OSMand I specify city street 1 street 2 and it takes me to the right coordinates.
Interesting and good to know, but since I have many addresses to check I would need it on a desktop browser.
with Pelias I don’t really know how to use it as a regular user. There is a demo but that doesn’t work like OSMand. Maybe there is a different syntax I need to use. But the demo is anyway not usable and I don’t want to install my own instance of Pelias.