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Food and drink barcodes have names now too
Scanning a carton off a kitchen shelf used to draw a blank more often than not: the open dataset behind the name suggestion is a general shop catalogue, and it is thin on groceries. A second one has been added that is nothing but food and drink.
Open a line to read the whole story behind it.
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New Scan a food or drink barcode and the name field can fill itself in from a second open dataset.
Scan a food or drink barcode and the name field can fill itself in, from a second open dataset covering groceries. It is asked first, because a name written by somebody who actually bought the carton beats a shop listing — and cartons the first dataset had never heard of now have an answer. Everything else is unchanged: the name is a starting point in an ordinary editable field, and what you type is what is kept.
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Improved A suggested name now says which of the two datasets it came from.
The line under a suggested name says which of the two datasets it came from, so you can tell at a glance whose description you are reading. On "What is this?", where both datasets know a barcode and describe it differently, you now see both answers instead of one.
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Improved The credits page names both datasets, who publishes each of them and the licence they share.