Yeah, but there is no button to remove all of them at once. And the next time you’ll visit the site, they’ll just get installed again - so I don’t think it is very useful to delete them.
This is a browser feature called ‘service workers’ which indeed allows websites to keep a process running for e.g. notifications.and pending updates.
Can be highly annoying. Visit ‘about:serviceworkers‘ to see the installed ones.
In Chiba city, it is described as “The sky above the port”
Also checkout !openstreetmap@lemmy.ml
Also a great option, but closed source
I used this one or a similar one a while back. Pure magic. It started downloading a ton of stuff, and half an hour later I was greated by a (slow) macOS, good enough to do some tests of my webapp on Safari.
There will never be ‘more momentum’ if you don’t build it. Just kick it off and host this person, others will follow.
I use maps for navigation (mostly OsmAnd) and improve OpenStreetMap with my self-made website (https://mapcomplete.org)
!openstreetmap@lemmy.ml - but that’s also because I helped to get it going during the first reddit-waves ;)
Do you feel like adding them into OpenStreetMap? If so, https://mapcomplete.org/surveillance makes it easy for you.
Yes. I’m mostly developing a website, and testing on another browser is necessary every now and then. But that is my only use reason.
My main browser used to be firefox till tw9 weeks qgo, but it started to be buggy so it’s LibreWolf now.
There is a (somewhat) active community here too: !openstreetmap@lemmy.ml
You can also try the webapp https://mapcomplete.org
No. Both package the same OSM-data, but they use a different binary format.
Sorry, but HERE-maps does not use OSM data. They list their sources here: https://legal.here.com/en-gb/terms/general-content-supplier-terms-and-notices
Google is supposed not to copy OSM…
Have a look at https://openstreetmap.community/ and https://osmcal.org/
YUNoHost-server!