Background
Currently, page tools and global navigational tools are available together within the sidebar. For example, on English Wikipedia, the tools section of the menu contains links like Special Pages (leading to a list of all special pages) along with links such as Wikidata Item (displays the wikidata item for a specific page/article). This makes it difficult to distinguish which links are related to or will act upon the page/article itself and which links are related to the site as a whole.
This epic focuses on the separation of these two types of links with the goal of making it easier for people to find the page-specific links.
Use Cases
As a reader or editor, I want to quickly distinguish between page tools and global tools so that I can better understand the structure of the page
As a reader or editor, I want quick access to page tools and global tools so that I don’t spent a lot of time finding the tool I need
As a reader or editor, I want the ability to select which tools I want to see all the time, so that my experience is catered to my needs
Requirements
A new menu is created that contains the only the page tools
The new menu is located in a place more intuitive for the page tools, making a visual link between the location of the links and their purpose
People have the option of making the global tools or page tools persistent to fit their reading or editing needs
The global tools and page tools are available by default for logged-in users
The global tools and page tools are not available by default for anonymous users