Double title on Special:ReadingLists main page
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	Tacsipacsi
	Mar 28 2023, 4:42 PM

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The page has two titles: “Reading lists” produced by PHP code and “Your lists” produced by Vue code.

The double title makes sense when an individual list is opened, but IMHO it doesn’t when the list of lists is visible.
The “Share list” button shouldn’t be there either, but that’s already tracked in T333236.
The font difference (bolder, no bottom border) looks strange to me. When shown on individual reading lists, it could also be smaller (currently both headings are exactly 1.8rem), as the reading list titles are subheadings to the entirety of reading lists.

Mentioned In: T322093: Enable viewing of reading lists on web
Mentioned Here: T349544: Deployment of Vector 2022 to non-English Wikibooks, Wikinews, Wikiquotes, Wikiversity, and metawiki
T333236: Share button mistakedly showing on reading list page

This was since converted to a tab.

I think it just got even more confusing:

There is an <h1>, which hasn’t changed, it says Reading lists.
There’s a namespace tab saying Your lists on Vector 2022, which became default on Meta in the meantime in T349544 (I don’t know if it was there on Vector 2022 when I opened this task). Couldn’t that be hidden, just like on many other special pages like preferences or contributions?
And there’s that changed thing, which now looks like a tab, but functions like a breadcrumb. If it functions like a breadcrumb, why doesn’t it look like one?

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	Mar 28 2023, 4:42 PM