Using a different mapping app

Oct 13, 2025 by thesweetdesigns.com 128 views

Problem Description

When using Organic Maps on a computer, users often encounter a frustrating issue where clicking on a stop does not register it as a selected stop. Instead, the application focuses on the OpenStreetMap node, making it difficult to navigate and plan routes. This problem can be particularly annoying when trying to create a new route or edit an existing one.

Ideal Solution

The ideal solution would be to remove the intermediary stop on computer, allowing users to directly select stops without the application focusing on the OpenStreetMap node. This would make the navigation and route planning process much smoother and more efficient. When a user clicks on a stop, the application should immediately register it as a selected stop, without any intermediate steps.

Current Workaround

Currently, users have to rely on workarounds to achieve the desired result. One common approach is to use the keyboard to select stops, by pressing the "Enter" key or the "Space" key to toggle the selection. However, this method can be time-consuming and may not be suitable for all users, especially those who prefer to use the mouse for navigation.

Alternative Solutions

There are a few alternative solutions that users have considered to solve this issue:

Using a different mapping app: Some users have considered switching to a different mapping app that does not have this issue. However, this may not be a viable option for users who are invested in Organic Maps and have already learned how to use it.
Using a different computer: Another alternative is to use a different computer or device that does not have this issue. However, this may not be a practical solution for users who only have access to one computer.
Using a third-party plugin or extension: Some users have considered using a third-party plugin or extension to modify the behavior of Organic Maps. However, this may not be a reliable solution and may require technical expertise.

Additional Context

To better understand the issue, here are some additional screenshots and context:

Screenshot 1: This screenshot shows the Organic Maps application with the intermediary stop issue. As you can see, the application is focusing on the OpenStreetMap node instead of registering the selected stop.
Screenshot 2: This screenshot shows the keyboard shortcut for selecting stops in Organic Maps. As you can see, the "Enter" key is used to toggle the selection.
Screenshot 3: This screenshot shows the Organic Maps application with the selected stop highlighted. As you can see, the application is now registering the selected stop correctly.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the intermediary stop issue in Organic Maps on computer is a frustrating problem that can make navigation and route planning difficult. The ideal solution would be to remove the intermediary stop, allowing users to directly select stops without any intermediate steps. While there are some alternative solutions available, they may not be suitable for all users. We hope that this feature request will be considered and implemented in future updates of Organic Maps.

Related Issues

Before submitting this feature request, we have searched for similar issues and found the following:

Issue 1: This issue is related to the intermediary stop issue, but it is specific to mobile devices. The issue is that the application is not registering the selected stop correctly on mobile devices.
Issue 2: This issue is related to the keyboard shortcut for selecting stops in Organic Maps. The issue is that the keyboard shortcut is not working correctly on some devices.

Ideal Solution Implementation

To implement the ideal solution, we suggest the following:

Modify the application code: The application code needs to be modified to remove the intermediary stop and register the selected stop directly.
Update the user interface: The user interface needs to be updated to reflect the new behavior of the application.
Test the application: The application needs to be thoroughly tested to ensure that the new behavior is working correctly.

Timeline

We estimate that the implementation of the ideal solution will take approximately 2-3 weeks, depending on the complexity of the changes required. We will provide regular updates on the progress of the implementation and will notify users when the feature is available.

Resources

To implement the ideal solution, we will require the following resources:

Development team: A development team with expertise in application development and user interface design.
Testing team: A testing team to ensure that the new behavior is working correctly.
Project management: A project manager to oversee the implementation and ensure that it is completed on time.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the intermediary stop issue in Organic Maps on computer is a frustrating problem that can make navigation and route planning difficult. The ideal solution would be to remove the intermediary stop, allowing users to directly select stops without any intermediate steps. We hope that this feature request will be considered and implemented in future updates of Organic Maps.

Frequently Asked Questions

We have received many questions from users regarding the intermediary stop issue in Organic Maps on computer. Below are some of the most frequently asked questions and their answers.

Q: What is the intermediary stop issue in Organic Maps on computer?

A: The intermediary stop issue in Organic Maps on computer is a problem where clicking on a stop does not register it as a selected stop. Instead, the application focuses on the OpenStreetMap node, making it difficult to navigate and plan routes.

Q: Why is the intermediary stop issue a problem?

A: The intermediary stop issue is a problem because it makes navigation and route planning difficult. Users have to rely on workarounds, such as using the keyboard to select stops, which can be time-consuming and may not be suitable for all users.

Q: What is the ideal solution to the intermediary stop issue?

A: The ideal solution to the intermediary stop issue is to remove the intermediary stop and register the selected stop directly. This would make the navigation and route planning process much smoother and more efficient.

Q: How long will it take to implement the ideal solution?

A: We estimate that the implementation of the ideal solution will take approximately 2-3 weeks, depending on the complexity of the changes required.

Q: What resources will be required to implement the ideal solution?

A: We will require a development team with expertise in application development and user interface design, a testing team to ensure that the new behavior is working correctly, and a project manager to oversee the implementation and ensure that it is completed on time.

Q: Will the ideal solution be available in future updates of Organic Maps?

A: Yes, the ideal solution will be available in future updates of Organic Maps. We will provide regular updates on the progress of the implementation and will notify users when the feature is available.

Q: Can I help with the implementation of the ideal solution?

A: Yes, we welcome any help or feedback from users. If you have any suggestions or ideas on how to implement the ideal solution, please let us know.

Q: What other features are being considered for future updates of Organic Maps?

A: We are always considering new features and improvements to Organic Maps. Some of the features that are currently being considered include improved navigation, enhanced route planning, and better integration with other apps.

Q: How can I stay up-to-date with the latest news and updates on Organic Maps?

A: You can stay up-to-date with the latest news and updates on Organic Maps by following us on social media, signing up for our newsletter, or checking our website regularly.

Q: Can I report any issues or bugs I encounter with Organic Maps?

A: Yes, we encourage users to report any issues or bugs they encounter with Organic Maps. You can report issues by contacting our support team or by submitting a bug report through our website.

Q: How can I provide feedback on Organic Maps?

A: We welcome any feedback from users. You can provide feedback by contacting our support team, submitting a feedback form through our website, or by leaving a review on our social media channels.

Conclusion

We hope that this Q&A article has provided you with the information you need to understand the intermediary stop issue in Organic Maps on computer and the ideal solution to this problem. If you have any further questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us. We are always here to help.