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When viewing a Wikipedia page using the advanced mobile editor, the edit, (un)watch, and notification icons all have a letter overtop of them. The letters seem related to the link text, a "U..." appears over the unwatch button (blue star), and "E..." appears over the edit button (pencil), etc. These do not interfere with using the links.
I encountered this bug on a phone running Android 10
I cannot reproduce this on Android phone. There was a regression similar to what you described (T240644) but that one is on non-AMC mode and affects only the logout button.
So it seems related to my custom css (w:User:Wugapodes/minerva.css), however it only changes link colors and was working yesterday. Has the interface been edited to add the "visited" class?
I am experiencing the same problem but only for the Contributors link. If I go to https://meta.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Masumrezarock100, I see
@Wugapodes the color change is likely to cause problems yes you'll want to add an additional rule
a.mw-ui-icon-element { color: transparent; }. cc @Jdrewniak
I don't see the issue I was experiencing anymore (The partial view of contributions label). It has been solved in T240644: Regression: Label is visible on Logout button for logged in users on all wikis (non-AMC) and contribution icon on user page.