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There's now a new and easy-to-use in-browser editor, iD; clicking "edit" on the "default" OSM slippy map gets you there by default, and it even has a walk-throu
by Piskvorrr 12y ago
There's now a new and easy-to-use in-browser editor, iD; clicking "edit" on the "default" OSM slippy map gets you there by default, and it even has a walk-through for first-time users: http://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=16/51.5011/-0.0194 http://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=16/51.5011/-0.0194
(As for me, I prefer jOSM - more complex, Java-based, not in-browser; more powerful in various ways: https://josm.openstreetmap.de/wiki/Download https://josm.openstreetmap.de/wiki/Download )
- zapu 12y agoWow, that's really cool. I just added one road that was missing in the neighborhood.
- Piskvorrr 12y agoYup. For small edits, this is perfect - it's in-browser, well integrated with the default map, plus it has a satellite layer by default :)
- rmc 12y agoiD is fine for lots of edits. It's only when you what to lots of complex things (like relations, administrative boundaries etc) that you should break out JOSM
- claudius 12y agoThis indeed looks very cool, thank you and your sibling comment very much!