[general]
name=QuickMapLink
qgisMinimumVersion=3.16
description=Right-click the map canvas to instantly open that location in Google Maps, Bing Maps, Apple Maps, OpenStreetMap, OpenTopoMap, or Wikimedia Maps.
version=2.2.0
author=Siddharth
email=siddharthgupta7may@gmail.com
category=Web
about=QuickMapLink adds a one-click "Open in <Provider>" entry to the map canvas right-click menu, using whichever map provider and mode you've chosen in Settings. Choose an embedded, dockable webview that can live-follow your QGIS map canvas as you pan and zoom, or open the location in your system's default browser (as a snapshot, or optionally live-following). Supports Google Maps, Bing Maps, Apple Maps, OpenStreetMap, OpenTopoMap, and Wikimedia Maps.
tracker=https://github.com/Siddh75/quick_map_link/issues
repository=https://github.com/Siddh75/quick_map_link
homepage=https://github.com/Siddh75/quick_map_link
icon=icon.png
tags=maps,google maps,bing maps,apple maps,openstreetmap,openstreetmap maps,web,context menu,webview,coordinates,location
experimental=False
deprecated=False
changelog=2.2.0
        - Added a live mouse-cursor overlay in the webview: as you move the mouse over the QGIS canvas, a small crosshair on the embedded map tracks where that position falls, computed from standard web-mercator math against the map's current center/zoom (accuracy depends on the embedded map still matching what QuickMapLink last set -- manually panning/zooming the embedded map yourself will cause it to drift until the next refresh).
    2.1.0
        - Webview dock now remembers where it was left (docked side, or floating, and its exact size/position) and reopens the same way next time, including across QGIS restarts.
    2.0.0
        - Added OpenStreetMap, OpenTopoMap, and Wikimedia Maps as new providers.
        - Added a single "Open in <Provider>" entry directly in QGIS's native right-click context menu.
        - Webview is now a dockable panel that can be pinned to any edge of the QGIS window or left floating.
        - Webview live-follows the QGIS canvas as you pan and zoom; browser mode can optionally live-follow too.
        - Switched to QWebEngineView (Chromium) as the primary embedded renderer, with automatic fallback to QWebView (QtWebKit) on older QGIS builds.
        - Bing Maps and Apple Maps are routed to Browser mode only; OpenStreetMap falls back to Browser mode on the legacy QtWebKit renderer.
        - Added per-provider basemap/overlay style options.
        - Corrected Apple Maps zoom level to better match the QGIS canvas.
        - Simplified settings into a single dialog opened directly from Plugins > QuickMapLink.
