Update OSM Software Watchlist

The OpenStreetMap Software Watchlist has been updated today.

Added (A) or modified software:

See OSM Software Watchlist

Walter aka wambacher

The OpenStreetMap Software Watchlist has been updated today.

Added (A) or modified software:

See OSM Software Watchlist

Walter aka wambacher

The OpenStreetMap Software Watchlist has been updated today.

Added (A) or modified software:

See OSM Software Watchlist

Walter aka wambacher

Cool!

The table of software doesn’t load on Safari on my mac

Organic Maps should be listed as open: GitHub - organicmaps/organicmaps: 🍃 Organic Maps is a free Android & iOS offline maps app for travelers, tourists, hikers, and cyclists. It uses crowd-sourced OpenStreetMap data and is developed with love by MapsWithMe (MapsMe) founders and our community. No ads, no tracking, no data collection, no crapware. Your donations and positive reviews motivate and inspire our small team!
It is also the successor to Maps Me if you want to note that

The table of software doesn’t load on Safari on my mac

any details? screenshot of browser console?

Organic Maps should be listed as open

fixed

GitHub - organicmaps/organicmaps

fixed

merged into one version containing android and ios togther.

It is also the successor to Maps Me

it’s a fork but no replacement, i think.
btw: Maps Me is stiil alive, last change 3 days ago.

Thanks
walter

The OpenStreetMap Software Watchlist has been updated today.

Added (A) or modified software:

See OSM Software Watchlist

Walter aka wambacher

You might be interested in the cycle.travel iOS app!

App Store link - ‎cycle.travel on the App Store
Website - https://cycle.travel/

will be added next week, i think

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The OpenStreetMap Software Watchlist has been updated today.

Added (A) or modified software:

See OSM Software Watchlist

Walter aka wambacher

adding contact
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Protomaps-js 1.23.0
QGIS 3.28.2
Zombie Tracker 1.13

something missing or wrong? mail wambacher@posteo.de

Yes, seems to be related to the cookie popup. If I reload without content blockers it works.

I use wipr
blocklist details

[Warning] jQuery.Deferred exception: Can't find variable: cookiesPopup (2) (jquery-3.5.1.js, line 4046)
(anonymous function) — SoftwareWatchlist.html:231
fire — jquery-3.5.1.js:3496
add — jquery-3.5.1.js:3555
(anonymous function) — SoftwareWatchlist.html:198
mightThrow — jquery-3.5.1.js:3762
(anonymous function) — jquery-3.5.1.js:3830
undefined
[Error] ReferenceError: Can't find variable: cookiesPopup
	(anonymous function) (jquery-3.5.1.js:4055)
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could you please check line 91 in the console log?

90: <script src='/js/functions/removeInvalidCookies2.js'></script>
91: <script src='/js/functions/cookiesPopup.js'></script>
92: <script src='/js/functions/storageAvailable.js'></script>

may be the content blocker is doing his job and blocks this line?

regards
walter

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Sorry, but I will not pick up this app. There are thousands of OSM-based apps, so I have to filter here.
One of the most important criteria is that the software can capture and/or modify OSM data.
I don’t see that here.

Greetings
walter

btw: may be i’ll remove some old stuff, which does not fit the requirements any more.

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The OpenStreetMap Software Watchlist has been updated today.

Added (A) or modified software:

See OSM Software Watchlist

Walter aka wambacher

The OpenStreetMap Software Watchlist has been updated today.

Added (A) or modified software:

See OSM Software Watchlist

Walter aka wambacher

something missing or wrong? mail wambacher@posteo.de

Walter a couple of things seem broken in the posting: the “OSM Software Watchlist” link goes nowhere, there is debug about at the and (and yes Vespucci 18.1 is missing).

a couple of things seem broken in the posting: the “OSM Software Watchlist” link goes nowhere

no problem for me. link is working

there is debug about at the end

strange but has been fixed.

and (and yes Vespucci 18.1 is missing).

yes, because the last versions were 18.1.0.1 and 18.1.0.2

shouldn’t the new release have version 18.1.1 or 18.2?

Recards
walter

Nope, our convention (since half a decade) is that the 4th digit indicates beta versions with 0 being a release. We would have very much liked to have used an alphanumeric combination for that, but there is at least one app store that only accepts digits and dots in version strings.

PS: semantic versioning conventions only apply to the 1st three numeric fields in any case. and the “pre-release” flag is set on github for beta releases and tags, so there is no actual danger of confusion.

Nope, our convention (since half a decade) is that the 4th digit indicates beta versions with 0 being a release.
We would have very much liked to have used an alphanumeric combination for that, but there is at least one app store that only accepts digits and dots in version strings.

many developers don’t know or even don’t care :frowning:

PS: semantic versioning conventions only apply to the 1st three numeric fields in any case. and the “pre-release” flag is set on github for beta releases and tags, so there is no actual danger of confusion.

yes, i missed that flag on your site

The OpenStreetMap Software Watchlist has been updated today.

Added (A) or modified software:

See OSM Software Watchlist

Walter aka wambacher

The OpenStreetMap Software Watchlist has been updated today.

Added (A) or modified software:

See OSM Software Watchlist

Walter aka wambacher

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