Hello everyone!
After getting advice from my previous post in here (https://programming.dev/post/32038961) I've managed to build a super simple web app which converts google maps links to osmand.net links. As can be seen from the page if you visit it, to have it open those links in your mobile application automatically there are a few simple steps you need to go through to allow OsmAnd to open those links by default. It's a one time setup though.
I made it work both on desktop and mobile (it can be installed as a PWA - "Add to home screen").
Something that is quite important to me: it has some screen reader support for visually impaired people. Not being visually impaired myself, I can't know if its actually useful or if the tools I used to test the screen reader support are actually what the blind community use day-to-day. As such, I would really appreciate any feedback regarding (not only) the accessibility for visually impaired people.
Furthermore, please just let me know your thoughts in general and test the crap out of it. Im no web developer so if you find any security holes do let me know, even though its such a simple app that there shouldnt be much.
Also, general feedback is always appreciated!
Link to page: gmaps2osm.de
Link to github: https://github.com/promitheas17j/gmaps2osm
There is Geo Share on F-Droid, which converts Google Maps to geo: links which can be processed by any mapping project that respects the standards (such as OsmAnd).
Thats good to know! Thanks ill checl it out