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Releases: erickdeoliveiraleal/osm-smart-menu

v0.27.0 — New icon and a compact menu

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@erickdeoliveiraleal erickdeoliveiraleal released this 12 Oct 13:28

New look

  • New icon, instead of the OpenStreetMap logo (#19)
  • More compact menu: two columns with only the names, about 3 times more links without scrolling. The description and the address appear when hovering a link
  • One-line header: the site where the position was detected is in the tooltip
  • "Edit" is now "Editors" (#18)

Order of the links (#17)

  • Your own links come first
  • New setting "Group the links in the menu by category": unchecked, the menu lists the links in your order from the settings page

New sites

  • Spyglass, to inspect OSM data (#14)
  • OsmAPP (#22) and Cartes (#21)

Fixes and translations

  • Fractional zooms no longer appear as 16.130000000000003 in links
  • Translations: Czech and Traditional Chinese (Weblate)

v0.26.0 — JOSM follows the visible area

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@erickdeoliveiraleal erickdeoliveiraleal released this 06 Oct 14:22
  • JOSM now downloads the area you're looking at, up to 400 m to each side of the center (before, it was always 200 m whatever the zoom)
  • New entry JOSM (move the view only): moves JOSM to the visible area at any zoom, without downloading

Suggested by @rkflx in jgpacker#213.

v0.25.1 — OSM 411

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@erickdeoliveiraleal erickdeoliveiraleal released this 05 Oct 13:17
  • New in the "Tools" category: OSM 411, a directory of OpenStreetMap projects that opens all its links at the same position. The popup also works on osm411.org.

v0.25.0 — Ski, trail and Overture maps

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@erickdeoliveiraleal erickdeoliveiraleal released this 05 Oct 13:14

New sites in the default list:

  • OpenSkiMap: ski slopes and lifts
  • OpenTrailMap: trails and trail access in the United States
  • Overture Maps Explorer: Overture Maps data (places, buildings…), to compare with OpenStreetMap
  • OpenWhateverMap: a mosaic of OpenStreetMap map styles (disabled by default, enable it in the settings)

Suggested by mvexel's OSM Tools extension.

v0.24.6 — Summary in 13 languages

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@erickdeoliveiraleal erickdeoliveiraleal released this 05 Oct 11:44
  • The extension summary is now translated into Spanish, French, German, Russian, Chinese (simplified and traditional), Japanese, Indonesian, Arabic, Hindi, Bengali, Urdu and Portuguese
  • New languages for translators on Weblate: Hindi, Bengali, Urdu, Japanese and Indonesian

v0.24.5 — Firefox update for existing users

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@erickdeoliveiraleal erickdeoliveiraleal released this 05 Oct 01:10
  • Uses the original Firefox add-on ID (osm-smart-menu@jgpacker.me.br): the addons.mozilla.org listing was transferred, so existing Firefox users receive this version as an update
  • osm_smart_menu-0.24.5-source.zip: source code for reviewers; building it (npm ci && npm run build) produces a byte-for-byte identical package

v0.24.4

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@erickdeoliveiraleal erickdeoliveiraleal released this 04 Oct 09:58
  • New extension summary, without a list of map names (Chrome Web Store requirement)

v0.24.3

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@erickdeoliveiraleal erickdeoliveiraleal released this 03 Oct 23:18
  • Every translation now meets the Chrome Web Store requirements (extension name present, description up to 132 characters)

v0.24.2

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@erickdeoliveiraleal erickdeoliveiraleal released this 03 Oct 23:18
  • Every translation now includes the extension name, which the Chrome Web Store requires

v0.24.1 — 8 new languages

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@erickdeoliveiraleal erickdeoliveiraleal released this 03 Oct 22:56

Translations

  • New: Czech, Estonian, Galician, Hungarian, Polish, Swedish, Tamil and Simplified Chinese — thanks to the Weblate translators
  • Updated: Catalan, Spanish, French and Traditional Chinese
  • Simplified Chinese now uses the zh_CN code, so browsers actually use it

Changed

  • New description: opens the place you're looking at in other maps — OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Bing, satellite imagery, street photos and OSM editors