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It may sound strange, but I can't find a way to understand what was changed in a change.

Let's say I added a small roundabout, which is not yet on aerial image: https://www.openstreetmap.org/changeset/66733818

I'm looking on this page, and my intuition says me, there should be two buttons to switch, or two pictures 'was before change', 'become after change'.

And no matter how much I've searched, I can't find this.

asked 31 Jan '19, 14:17

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Achavi ("a changeset viewer") is probably your best bet right now, at least for small changesets.

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answered 31 Jan '19, 15:14

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Nice, thank you. Too sad there is no link to this on openstreetmap 'change' page.

(31 Jan '19, 15:16) amarao

Something like this should be built into iD!

(18 Nov '22, 16:42) brightj

There are some more tools doing the same:

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edited 17 Apr '20, 20:57

I had no idea there was an "osmhv" still working anywhere, hence my "probably your best bet right now" caveat above.

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