What is this button doing (notes):
It closes the note using that emoji as a comment. I guess is intended as a quick way to say “problem solved”.
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Reasonable question, I’ll add a tooltip with an explanation
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A small update to v0.6.1 mainly with improvements to existing features:
Display intermediate versions for ways
Now, when you click 
on the way history page, all changes will be displayed, including in the tags and coordinates of nodes of the way
If there are too many versions, you will see the versions filter. The K/L combination also works, but I recommend you try it ScrollAnywhere – Get this Extension for 🦊 Firefox (en-US) to navigate through the map with the middle mouse button
there may be problems if some nodes are hidden by moderators
Other
- When you hover over the tag table, the number of tags is now displayed
- Fixed broken POI icons on the changeset page
- Improved HDYC colors in the user profile (thanks @LouisXIV)
- Fixing the color of human-readable wikidata extension cells in a dark theme 🎉 Announcing: human-readable wikidata browser plugins for openstreetmap.org - #9 by ivanbranco
- More tooltips
- A small Easter egg. Try to find a New Year’s tree in your city (or map it!)
Happy holidays everyone!
p.s. update link
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This isn’t specific to this script, but about scripts in general: Is there a way to use this script on mobile? I have an Android device, and it would be helpful to quickly check element histories.
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Firefox for Android supports Tampermonkey and Violentmonkey
You can even install the extension via the xpi file if Firefox Addons Store says that it does not support Android. but to do this, you need to go to Firefox settings->About, click on the logo three times, go back to Settings and click Install extension from file. Try for example: OpenStreetMap Tags Editor – Get this Extension for 🦊 Firefox (en-US)
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In honor of 70 
on GitHub version 0.7:
Templates for comments on changesets and notes
so that you have the necessary link from the wiki at hand:) Buttons for commenting on changeset will only add text to the input field, without submitting.
In the list of relation members, you can now see ways on the map
In order not to slow down or clutter the map, relations are shown only on hover. Now the relation can be pinned.
Other
shift + Zto zoom to bbox without taking into account relationsQkey to close the sidebarCkey open changeset from object version- In the settings, you can enable overzoom for the Map Data layer
NB: large relations lag (and Map Data layer), but fix 
in the website code on review.
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71 now! Thanks for your work.
I created two buttons to quickly comment notes. One is plain text, and it works, the other one is an hashtag, an it closes the note withouth text. Maybe hashtags are problematic for this feature?
Fixed in 0.7.1. Thank you!
(Shouting out) INDISPENSIBLE! .
A feature I’d like to see is a button in the left hand CS detail bar to toggle the script on/off so one only sees the BBox, left top near the header would be one spot
I’ve tried via TamperMonkey to temp disable but’s it’s involved to the point of loosing the script and having to reinstall it. Lots of object show as black and green lines without actually showing what the are.
A bug (maybe), when hitting a link of a CS in the left bar CS listing, nothing happens. Got to right-click the link and tell it to open in a new tab to get to the details of CS of interest.
Hmm, your headers look weird, they shouldn’t be that big 
A feature I’d like to see is a button in the left hand CS detail bar to toggle the script on/off so one only sees the BBox, left top near the header would be one spot
Do you mean a button/hotkey to hide everything that the script displayed on the map? If so, I’m thinking about it. If you don’t want to see the geometry on the map at all, then in the script settings there is an item: Show geometry of objects in changeset
Are you clicking on #123456? If so, then the animation should be displayed and the ID will be copied to the clipboard. There is a hint in the tooltip.
p.s. By the way, you can open any links in a new tab by holding down ctrl or clicking on the mouse wheel.
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Ah, that does the trick to hide all Better-osm-org highlighting then hit Ctrl-F5 to refresh the view. Forgot to add to my button feat suggestion that toggling would ideally do an auto refresh of the webpage.
The Ctrl then clicking does nothing in my Firefox install (There are more shortcuts relating to the OSM that do nothing for me in FF or do something different like in the OSM editor the F of Follow(Trace) launching the FF page search instead.).
The mousewheel is new to me and thankfully embracing this tip.
(The weird large header may be something caused by the Dark Reader plugin used with FF. At any rate, verified the zoom in zet at default 100% for the site).
Something is weird with your firefox installation. You should probably start Firefox with a new profile and start from zero, because CTRL+“Clicking with left mousebutton a link” should open a new Tab. This isn’t Firefox specific, its in every browser basically.
It sounds like you either changed a lot of stuff around or installed a lot of plugins. When starting with zero, you could rule out a lot of stuff.
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Thx for the pointers. Actually, since I swapped left/right mouse buttons, did Ctrl+Right click ISO Left. To me surprise Ctrl+Left does function, but the centre mouse wheel push is just 1 hand so that’s half the effort :O)
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You should swap the greasyfork link to Better osm.org so it uses the users language on the page
Also, how do I use the dark mode?
Hmm, it seems the forum has a time limit during which you can edit messages. If any of the moderators have rights, please update the link.
Enable the browser’s dark theme in script settings and select the necessary items
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Link is updated 
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Fun fact: a bugfeature that even I, as the author, didn’t know about
When I made the edit war detector, I had to make icons near the tags in the form of a column in the table. When the script doesn’t need to show icons, the cell becomes almost zero width, but still clickable. The UX is not good right now, but the Tag History feature is already there:)
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@TrickyFoxy btw, maybe I missed it, but why didn’t you fork the OSM website and then created a pull request with your changes? I like the plugin, but having some of the features backed in would be cool to (maybe with an expert toggle?)
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