> Maybe for discussion in #5328 to conclude?
@matkoniecz The problem is that the map should not have been dimmed to begin
with, especially without any proper discussion. This should be merged and the
map should remain as default until #5328 is concluded.
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Dimming the map was probably the worst possible thing contributors (cough cough
@AntonKhorev) could have done. It's a terrible stop gap solution and it really
did fumble the launch of dark mode. What could have been a nice update that
just made the UI dark, they _really_ just had to mess with th
The logical decision would be unaltered map as the default. Until vector maps
are implemented, any tampering with the map via CSS filters should be avoided.
It’s still ridiculous to me that the dimmed map was implemented in the first
place with no discussion in #4712 aside from @tomhughes who do
There should be absolutely no image or map dimming. It just reduces readability.
Just leaving this comment here so an option is **NOT** created for it. The
dimming shouldn’t be a thing.
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Again, what will the default be? There is overwhelming feedback against
modification of the map.
The default should be 100% brightness (no modification) but I’m wondering if
your stance on this is the same.
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> There are two options: dim them or invert them
You left out the third option of not changing anything! Just leaving my two
cents here to say this should be reverted. Thanks.
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I really hope the dim filter over the map is removed. Either have a proper dark
tile map or just don’t touch it at all. It just looks terribly washed out.
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For the time being this should be discussed in depth and not treated as a
"quick fix". Theres serious implications to changing the color of a map that
has been meticulously colored and iterated on for the past decade.
Realistically, I don't expect a "default" dark map theme until the vector map
Glad to see this change! It's a shame that @AntonKhorev saw all the feedback
about the dimmed map and completely ignored it with fast tracking this change
#5330 instead of removing the filter all together until #5336 is completed.
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Will 100% brightness be the default? From what I understand to be the sole
criticism (mine included) of the initial introduction dark mode was the dimmed
map.
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This whole dimmed tiles situation really goes to show how much of a mess this
project management is at the moment.
How can something as important as the MAP ITSELF be treated as an afterthought?
It is quite literally the most important part of the website yet no community
discussion took place
I saw the website got an update but it unfortunately still uses the dimmed
tiles as default with OS dark mode despite all of this discussion. Is
@AntonKhorev still pushing for the dimmed tiles alone?
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mxdanger left a comment (openstreetmap/openstreetmap-website#5924)
This should be reverted. It's really trying to solve a problem but going about
it in the wrong way. This PR just visualizes the annoyance of not being able to
see that the changeset you're hovering over is.
Here's my proposal:
mxdanger left a comment (openstreetmap/openstreetmap-website#5924)
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> Selected how? There's no selection mechanism as of right now.
You might be confused. When you hover over a changeset bbox on the map it marks
the respective changeset in the side bar as sel
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> If what you propose is sidebar scrolling frantically as you move your mouse
> over the map (and not scrolling anywhere when you're using a device without a
> mouse), I expect about 10x more posts starting with "This should be r
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