Perhaps the problem is somehow related to the fact that the developers reused the existing preference: T236780. Given that article previews are enabled for all users, this could cause footnotes previews to be enabled for all users as well. @awight, can you comment on this?

Great tool, many thanks for this work.

@Isarra Please look at T225412. display: block broke the non-JavaScript interface.

It can be fixed with this code:

.mw-input-with-label {
    display: inline-block;
}

Description available at https://wikisource.org/wiki/Wikisource:Tesseract_OCR

The first version is ready. It is available on https://wikisource.org/wiki/User:Putnik/TesseractOCR.js

It seems that the issue above is resolved. Are there any barriers to specifying p=quarantine or p=reject for the wikimedia.org domain now? I do not mention sp specifically, since there may be problems with mailing lists.

I received a response from Mail.Ru, and as a result, the first priority is T211477.

In T211404#4805307, @Reedy wrote:

I don't think that's completely fair. Some received no further responses, so it's hard to do anything about them Some were marked as duplicates.

I made a patch that adds a method to get TemplateData in Lua. The method is currently named mw.ext.TemplateData.loadTemplateData(), which is long, but according to the conventions available, the prefix for the extension should be mw.ext.TemplateData. Alternatively, it's possible to change the name of the method itself (e.g. to load()). Or, perhaps, someone can indicate the reasons for which the prefix can be removed.

For namespace blocks, it should be possible to specify a list of excluded pages. For example, if the user talk namespace is blocked, there should be able to exclude a pages of several admins that the user can ask, or page for requests to administrators for project namespace block.

Is there a chance that this will be done in the near future?

@Peachey88 See link provided by TheDJ. There is a request to upload images of the star sky from astronomers. I do not really know the situation, I just formalized this request with a separate task.

Since the transition to SVG is unlikely to take place very quickly, I would like to ask for 1,5x and 2x versions of the logos for Wikimedia Commons and Wikisource (global, de, en, es & it have the same logo).

I suggest simply to allow the parsing of the wiki text in the message. It works without problems and allows you to use any means to get the right link.