Hey, I have tried to reproduce this issue but I don't see the behavior you describe. I have also double-checked it on other pages like RecentChanges, it seems to work fine everywhere. Does the issue still occur for you? If it does, which iOS version are you using exactly?

This could also be related to language settings, which exact wiki did you use with what kind of language?

I can still reproduce the bug. The only thing that’s inconsistent is whether you roll back your own edits or not. It seems to only be consistently broken when I revert edits made by other accounts, not my own.

This does it for me:

1. Log out and edit my sandbox (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Popcornduff/sandbox) in incognito mode. (I did this part on my laptop, not my phone.)
2. Log into user account on iPhone.
3. On iPhone, go to Wikipedia in Safari (desktop mode, not browser mode).
4. Go to my sandbox page.
5. Go to View history.
6. Next to the most recent edit summary, tap Rollback. Dialog opens: “Rollback edits by <IP number>”? Options are Cancel or OK.
7. Tap Cancel and the edits are rolled back.

I'm using the English Wikipedia in English.

I'm using an iPhone 5s, Safari, iOS 12.1.4.

edit: just updated to latest version, 12.2. Same problem.

Hey, I think there is a bit of a mix-up here, I thought you were testing on Beta Wikipedia because our rollback confirmation change has not actually been deployed to the live Wikipedias yet. I am not sure what this feature is you are talking about, my best guess right now would be that you have some sort of Gadget enabled that does this, but I could be mistaken.

@Krenair just wanted to ping you here that you are aware I removed the project tag from this ticket and that it needs to potentially be re-assigned.

You're right - I have this script enabled, which I'd completely forgotten about... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:MusikAnimal/confirmationRollback-mobile

So it's presumably a problem with this script. Should the bug be closed here?

Sorry for the confusion!