OpenStreet Browser
4.10
Did you know, that OpenStreetMap and Wikimedia (Commons, Wikipedia, Wikidata, ...) work together? As you might know there are ways to link OpenStreetMap objects to Wikimedia objects (preferably with the wikidata tag, but wikipedia, image and wikimedia_commons are also ways to achieve that). OpenStreetBrowser integrates this and shows images and excerpts of Wikipedia articles in object details.
Recently, I blogged about mapping artwork and memorials with Wikimedia integration on the OpenStreetMap blog. I hope this motivates people, to add more Wikimedia links (and artwork, memorials and pictures thereof)! 
The category "Construction" under Infrastructure has been split into three sub categories:
read moreThe latest feature update brings links to tag listings of an object. There are a variety of tags which will be converted to links: first of all website, url, phone and similar, but also wikipedia, image and wikidata. Finally the "Tag2Link" rules (JOSM also uses this under that name) are imported from Wikidata and OSM Sophox. In some cases there are multiple possible links, which will be presented in a small popup to let you choose an appropriate provider (as you can see in the screenshot for the 'icao' tag). 
The toolbar in the sidebar now includes a globe symbol. It will show information about the current view and highlight the view center with a crosshair.
When activating GPS location, your location will be highlighted. Also, details will be included in the toolbar panel.
The details of map features show geographic information about the object: coordinates, length and area (when applicable).
In the Options you can configure coordinate formats and unit systems.
Also, in the Options you can select which editor will be used, when clicking the 'edit' button in a map feature popup.
A current update allows symbols to use the scale of the current map view for parameters (e.g. for width or offset of lines). To demonstrate these features, the "Railway gauge" category now shows the rails with the correct offsets (although the exact configuration for multi-gauge rails is neither mapped nor evaluated) (available from zoom level 18). Code. Example.
