Thanks for providing a test installation! :)

I've tested the following devices (no emulator, physical devices):

HTC One M9

First of all: It looks pretty good, and there's no big thing where I would say: That _needs_ to be fixed before AuthManager is enabled. So: Kudos to anyone, who helped built it! :)

However, there're two little things:

	How it looks on the one m9 in portrait mode: Pretty good, no big problems
	How it looks in landscape mode.

1. The dropdown fields aren't marked as such. This, however, is a common problem with mediawiki.ui and MobileFrontend and should be fixed with an OOUI implementation (iirc, @matmarex is working on that :)).

2. The buttons looks good in portrait mode (they align with the input fields), but in landscape mode (and on tablet devices, you'll see that later), they're visibly smaller as the other input fields (min.width:80% of the parent and width:100%, I'm not sure, what is done in mediawiki.ui here), maybe there's a conflict with mobile css code, too :/

Nexus 9

Let's simply look at the Screenshots, there're the same problems as described above, but also in portrait mode, not only landscape.

I hope this short test helps a bit :]

cc @Nirzar

ping @Tgr I'm keen to help with this.

It may be worth sending a mail to mobile-l requesting this help as well to gather feedback from a broader audience.

There are two groups of things to test:

• make sure that pre-existing functionality is not broken (more urgent) - that includes single-step login, login with forced password change, normal password change, password reset by email, email address change, single-step signup, logout. The login/signup ones had nontrivial markup changes; the rest just had backend logic changes and is probably not really worth testing separately on mobile.
• check new functionality (can wait) - includes multi-step login and signup, redirect-based login, account linking and unlinking, account linking on login, changing and removing credentials.

The most important thing would be testing workflows which are different on desktop and mobile - unfortunately I have no idea what those are. (Watching articles while anonymous is one, I believe.)

The dropdowns are not clear at all to your average user. What does REDIRECT mean? What does abstain?

Those are there to test functionality which currently used extensions do not expose. You can safely ignore them. I can disable them temporarily, if you like.

Mostly tested. Happy path all good. Changing password good (but styling errors). Reset password path good. Errors show when necessary. Logout good. Create account works but has some serious styling errors.

I didn't test Email address change as we don't link to this anywhere on mobile.

Once T135775 and T135779 are fixed I'll take a final pass at review. Until then stalled.

Note: AuthManager is now running on the beta cluster.

I tested the first two blocking tasks (the last one is a no-op) and found out that the first one needs more work. The other one is fine.