Thanks to Engin Gem, OpenStreetBrowser has a new translation (it was started today, so it's still very basic): Turkish! Thanks a lot :-) If you want to create or improve a translation, you can do so on OpenStreetBrowser Weblate. Check the translation statistics.
Thanks to Syver Stensholt, OpenStreetBrowser has a new translation: Bokmål, which is a written standard for the Norwegian language! Thanks a lot :-) If you want to create or improve a translation, you can do so on OpenStreetBrowser Weblate. Check the translation statistics.
Right before SOTM I published a little update, which improves the wikimedia integration:
I - Stephan, developer of OpenStreetBrowser - am going to attend the State of the Map conference 2019, next weekend in Heidelberg. I hope to meet some users and translators there. Maybe we can talk about some possible improvements!
I just published a few updates, mostly concerning visual updates . And there's a new category: Climbing.
Thanks to Pèire Bréchet, OpenStreetBrowser has a new translation: Occitan! Thanks a lot :-)
If you want to create or improve a translation, you can do so on OpenStreetBrowser Weblate.
Since the last post about category updates, there were quite some changes. In this post I want to summarize the most important changes.
I just published a mini update to OpenStreetBrowser. It includes: Bugfix which slowed loading cached map features, session handling, module upgrades.
As I already expected, someone will notice that I didn't care about longitude -180/180. Recently, User "InsertUser" reported on Github that OpenStreetBrowser stops working, if you wrap over the antimeridian.
Solving this issue was quite tricky. I can report, that everything should work now.
A few days ago, Ivan Seoane showed me weblate - an open source translation management system. Very nice and very suitable for OpenStreetBrowser. I installed it right away, you can find it here: https://weblate.openstreetbrowser.org. Also, Ivan is working on the translation for Galician, which is already available.
