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How to fix “almost junction” via id using Chrome browser on Android device

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I can select the side-road object that needs to be extended by about 50 feet, the outline flashes orange/red. I can select the end point so that the circle flashes around it. But when I try to drag it to join up with the main road, the whole map moves, not just the end point.

Am I doing something wrong, or will id not allow such editing via the Chrome browser on an Android device ?

asked 16 Jun '17, 23:06

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Mike Parfitt
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Touchscreens aren't well supported by iD as of yet (for example https://github.com/openstreetmap/iD/issues/3994 )

There's Vespucci, a fuller featured Android app for editing OSM.

answered 17 Jun '17, 03:06

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Thanks for the information, I have now installed Vespucci, zoomed to the relevant location and done the "download current view" which should allow me to edit, but when I click on the node or the way and the "unlock to edit" prompt comes up, the padlock only briefly flashes to white when I tap on it. How do you enable editing ?

(17 Jun '17, 18:41) Mike Parfitt

On Android there is a lock icon in the upper left corner. Tapping on this icon enables/disables editing mode.

(17 Jun '17, 19:14) scai ♦

The lock icon at top left is a green circle with a red padlock. When tapped, it briefly changes to an open white padlock, then back to the closed red one.

(17 Jun '17, 20:56) Mike Parfitt
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Note: Mike has opened an issue on the Vespucci tracker for this, it may simply be a corrupted installation, but it needs to be investigated.

(17 Jun '17, 23:12) SimonPoole ♦

Source code available on GitHub .