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Israel's GTFS for Bus Routes

Start page: https://www.gov.il/he/departments/general/gtfs_general_transit_feed_specifications
Includes a linked PDF that explains the formats in detail.

OSM wiki: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/GTFS
GTFM standard reference: https://gtfs.org/schedule/reference/ (not really needed as the PDF explains everything)

Here's my understanding for the parts that are relevant for OSM import:

Firstly, files are downloaded via HTTPS in this link: https://gtfs.mot.gov.il/gtfsfiles/israel-public-transportation.zip

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Firefox Jank

Desktop (Linux)

• Firefox supports smooth and precise scrolling as well as kinetic scrolling, but this feature is inexplicably disabled by default. The only way to enable it is to set the environment variable MOZ_USE_XINPUT2=1, but since a browser can be launched in a great many ways, the only way to guarantee it is to set that environment variable by default for the entire machine - e,g. in /etc/environment. This is bonkers. Why should the user pollute their environment with this hack? Why isn't this feature just enabled by default? A crapton of users are definitely just not aware that it exists.

• Firefox displays tooltips on top of other windows, when the mouse isn't even over it:

  

  This is after the mouse moved this way (red arrow):

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