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Hi, We're using kiosk mode tablets for one of our customers and the tablets are only allowed to access a limited number of websites via a "locked down" browser, one of them being OpenStreetMap. To be specific, we're using the Intune Managed Browser to only whitelist apporpriate URLs. I've already whitelisted https://.openstreetmap.org/ + https://openstreetmap.org/* but the devices are still not able to load the map on https://openstreetmap.org. Are there any other URLs that needs to be whitelisted in order to use the map functionality in this situation? Thanks in advance. |
The answer to that's easy - yes! The tricky bit is working out which, because it depends on what functionality you want your users to have on the site. What are they using it for - to view maps (if so, which ones)?, to calculate routes?, to edit maps?, to access the forum and the wiki, this help site, etc. etc.? Because there's so much that people could do from the osm website it's probably easiest for you to look at what actual resources the your desired pages within the site request by looking at proxy logs, or if that's not an option the "developer tools" in the various browsers. It's worth mentioning that if you just want map view and don't want map editing and all the other stuff then setting up your own leaflet-based website would be by far the easiest approach - you'd only need to whitelist your website and (assuming the standard layer) " Incidentally, your current whitelist URLs are missing the initial " Thanks a lot for your answer. The users only use the OSM site to access and view the map. No route calculations or anything like that. I will give this a shot! Thanks again :)
(30 Apr '18, 08:11)
Ali Njie
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I hope you're following OSMF Tile Usage Policy:
https://operations.osmfoundation.org/policies/tiles/