I am not sure, if this is the action that is needed from me. I am anil1956 and have been on Wikipedia since 2005 or thereabouts. I edit Wikipedia very frequently and to be able to do that I need access to libraries. Yes, it is correct, that I have lost access to both Sprinter and Nature and even to Taylor & Francis. Please be kind enough to restore it for me. Thanks
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As to T&F, it never was complete. E.g., we have access to this article at T&F, but not to this one.

For Taylor & Francis we only have access to content from three collections at this time, as documented here.

And I think there's a similar problem with Elsevier's ScienceDirect.

It seems we are losing access to Elsevier's ScienceDirect, too

Somehow, I can access and download from Springer, but got "Bad Message 431 reason: Request Header Fields Too Large" message after click next button.

In T341854#9080044, @xbypass wrote:

Somehow, I can access and download from Springer, but got "Bad Message 431 reason: Request Header Fields Too Large" message after click next button.

This issue can be fixed by clearing cookies from oclc.org.

In T341854#9077223, @ibrahim_muizzuddin wrote:

It seems we are losing access to Elsevier's ScienceDirect, too

Please see T343883.

In T341854#9080160, @Samwalton9 wrote:

In T341854#9080044, @xbypass wrote:

Somehow, I can access and download from Springer, but got "Bad Message 431 reason: Request Header Fields Too Large" message after click next button.

This issue can be fixed by clearing cookies from oclc.org.

Thank you, it is working.

In T341854#9119619, @Samwalton9 wrote:

This is resolved.

Nature is still not accessible.

I cleared cookies from oclc.org, nature.com, springernature.com, and wikipedialibrary.wmflabs.org, and also tried to access in incognito mode (i.e. no cookies, by default), and the “Access Collection” link leads to a Nature page that is unauthenticated & paywalled in all instances. Clicking “log in” results in an error. Screenshots attached.

In T341854#9119642, @Hermes_Thrice_Great wrote:

In T341854#9119619, @Samwalton9 wrote:

This is resolved.

Nature is still not accessible.

I cleared cookies from oclc.org, nature.com, springernature.com, and wikipedialibrary.wmflabs.org, and also tried to access in incognito mode (i.e. no cookies, by default), and the “Access Collection” link leads to a Nature page that is unauthenticated & paywalled in all instances. Clicking “log in” results in an error. Screenshots attached.

Could you give some examples of content which is still paywalled for you? A quick spot check shows that I'm able to access and download content:

In T341854#9119646, @Samwalton9 wrote:

In T341854#9119642, @Hermes_Thrice_Great wrote:

In T341854#9119619, @Samwalton9 wrote:

This is resolved.

Nature is still not accessible.

I cleared cookies from oclc.org, nature.com, springernature.com, and wikipedialibrary.wmflabs.org, and also tried to access in incognito mode (i.e. no cookies, by default), and the “Access Collection” link leads to a Nature page that is unauthenticated & paywalled in all instances. Clicking “log in” results in an error. Screenshots attached.

Could you give some examples of content which is still paywalled for you? A quick spot check shows that I'm able to access and download content:

It seems that the download with Wikipedia Library link is showing up when I view a specific article—mea culpa.

Looks like all is good. 👍

I'm afraid not. All cookies deleted, I also get an error message from SpringerLink.

But … I wonder whether this is related to our issue or whether springerlink.com is down completely at this time … maybe we should wait a moment …

In T341854#9119761, @Aschmidt wrote:

But … I wonder whether this is related to our issue or whether springerlink.com is down completely at this time … maybe we should wait a moment …

This does look like a completely unrelated issue! Let's hope their site comes back up soon.

Indeed. Their website is back up now, and I can confirm that I can also access and download non-free content from SpringerLink. Thanks a lot for looking into this!