Gmaps links are unfortunately like an universal geo: URI, all platforms use these links to open their own GPS app (iOS/Android/Browsers). Even OSM apps on Android use it.
This solution is probably better than #184 since it makes position sharing more usable for everyone.
Another solution would be to have the 2 links (OSM and Gmap) but it is against signal UX, keeping things easy. Then users would have to say 'click on the second link'.
Gmaps links are unfortunately like an universal geo: URI, all platforms use these links to open their own GPS app (iOS/Android/Browsers). Even OSM apps on Android use it.
This solution is probably better than #184 since it makes position sharing more usable for everyone.
Another solution would be to have the 2 links (OSM and Gmap) but it is against signal UX, keeping things easy. Then users would have to say 'click on the second link'.