 There's a new map style on OpenStreetMap.org! The Tracestrack Topo map from @tracestrack. It's a mix of osm-carto and OpenTopoMap. It has many improvements: more tag support (busway, embankment, cuisine, solar plants, aquaculture, pitch, sea, tree etc.), CJK fonts, etc. There is 31 comments
@openstreetmap @tracestrack Sieht gut aus, hab gerade online geguckt. - Ich finde ab und zu Fehler. Gibt es eine Android App mit der mensch offline Fehler speichern und später zu euch hochladen kann oder reichen Euch Grafiken mit markierten Fehlern und Beschreibungen? Offline weil ich absichtlich kein Smartphone, sondern ein WiFi-Tablet mit GPS-Empfang habe.
@openstreetmap @tracestrack Does not work for me. Instead of the expected basemap, i have either a black background (firefox), either a grid (chrome-based browser). @stemy @openstreetmap Didn't work for me as well (Firefox), until I found that it was caused by the Smart Referrer add-on I use to mask the privacy-unfriendly http referer header. Perhaps @tracestrack can accommodate privacy-consience folks by allowing no referrer or "self" referrer (default of the add-on) as well? @RandySimons @openstreetmap @tracestrack It doesn't work for me even on private navigation, so it's not the addon's fault. @stemy Don't know about chrome-based browsers, but in Firefox add-ons can be enabled in private mode as well. Which I have enabled for Smart Referrer. In Firefox, via about:profiles, you can create a new, fully clean, throw-away profile which you can use to test without any add-ons or custom configuration. @RandySimons The default setting disables the addons in private mode, and check made, i didn't changed it. @RandySimons @stemy @openstreetmap The "Referer" header plays an important role in preventing API key abuse. Please enable Referer header for osm.org. @stemy @RandySimons @openstreetmap Looks like your IP is routed to NL edge server (the most unlikely visited server) which has a bad nginx config. Fixing now. Thank you for reporting.  @openstreetmap @tracestrack Imperial units exists since 1824 and were never used in the USA. @openstreetmap @tracestrack with so many styles available maybe it's worth removing the "Cycle Map" one, since CyclOSM is superior and open source?  @pintoch @openstreetmap I'm curious what their stats say. (how many people use what layer) I think both have their purpose, they're visually very different from each other. but yeah @thibaultmol @pintoch @openstreetmap Cycle Map is the most-used non-default layer with 2.3% of visitors using it. In August, the usage was Standard isn't included since 48% of users view it, being the default. @pnorman @thibaultmol @pintoch @openstreetmap I use Cycle Map mostly because it has place names in latin script, and sometimes because of topography. @pintoch @openstreetmap @tracestrack Maybe this new layer can be as good for hikers. The hillshading is rather overdramatic. (I don't actually like hillshading. It makes certain features visible or not according to which side of the mountain they are on.)  @openstreetmap This is really good! Is it using Noto fonts? 新しい OSM のレンダリングスタイルが OpenStreetMap.org で利用可能になっていました。道路の路線番号標識が実際の形になってレンダリングされていますし、標準レンダリング (osm-carto) よりも見やすい気がしますね。 @openstreetmap @tracestrack https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=13/60.4518/-1.3553&layers=P @MarcFramboisier @openstreetmap This is intriguing. It also appears in CyclOSM and OpenTopoMap so it must be from the DEM data(captured in year 2000: https://www.earthdata.nasa.gov/sensors/srtm). Either the data is erroneous, or the mountain disappeared in the past 20 years!  @openstreetmap @tracestrack The new style looks good, but I have noticed some odd rendering not present on others, like these erroneous vertical contours down the middle of Scotland. @LonM @openstreetmap The contour line database was updated over the last weekend. If you zoom in to see the non-cached tiles it should be good!  @openstreetmap @L29Ah @openstreetmap Hi there, please enable "Referer" header for osm.org in your browser and then it should work. |
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Trying it now. It's good!