Tom Hughes

We also have openstreetmap.org preloaded on the HSTS list in major browsers so in most cases they will never do HTTP at all. I wouldn't expect an HSTS upgrade to...

Just panning could be very confusing though - if the object is larger than the current viewport then we might pan so that no part of it is actually visible...

It already is disabled at low zoom, though the cutoff seems to be 12 which is lower than I was expecting.

As I've explained a number of times, most recently (in a slightly different context) in #4030 I am very reluctant to keep adding more and more special cases - once...

Well https://github.com/openstreetmap/openstreetmap-website/blob/486e87301f16222aa5060b98950cf4df544db23a/app/helpers/browse_helper.rb#LL2C14-L2C14 is the current code for the name which is very simple as it only looks at `name` and `ref` tags. Meanwhile https://github.com/openstreetmap/openstreetmap-website/blob/master/app/helpers/browse_tags_helper.rb is an example of what happened...

Probably - it needs somebody that knows the history of exactly what attribution was required and how we can comply with that if it included a now defunct URL as...

As discussed in #995 there is really no good solution for this - it is always going to be hit or miss whether any particular client manages to guess how...

Yes but it's virtually impossible for us to guarantee a space after a URL for several reasons. Firstly because it may just not make sense in terms of the sentence...

Sounds like a bug in the changeset dumper rather than an operational issue. Looking at the code everything except detection of new changesets (which is based on id) is essentially...

There is no evidence at all in the graphs that this in fact an issue. I definitely see the issue that you are referring to but I am unable it...