Or do you mean keep the formatting and don't just describe everything in words?

I clicked "report a software bug"

It's not limited to talk pages, I usually experience this when looking article histories.

Oh okay, that does make more sense to me. Thanks.

In T302083#10040220, @Novem_Linguae wrote:

FYI the fix for missing images is for the file uploader (Clovermoss?) to view the Phab ticket on a desktop computer, in the right menu look for "Referenced files", then click "File Not Attached" for the files that are highlighted red. More info here.

@Tacipasci it doesn't really matter if the edits themselves are visible because this is happening before you even publish it. Retyping everything out because you have to doesn't show on a diff.

It happened again and it's very frustrating. This time I went to add a ping after writing my comment and it completely erased it. I was able to type it out again by looking at the screenshot but I shouldn't have to do that.

Hi, the edit count looks right now.

Wikipedia talk:Requests for adminship. I see this sort of thing in
Wikipedia space relatively consistently though.

Thank you for figuring that out, cooltey. I guess my watchlist settings on desktop have been that way for years and I just assumed that was the default setting because it was what I was used to.

Scriblr, the answer is yes, if I'm understanding the context right. Before today, I only had the production version of the app installed and when editing on the mobile browser and trying to click publish, it would open up the app.

Not fixed completely because there's a similar error message that appears when you click the "thank" button for bots. Although maybe this is a seperate issue?

I intended this more as an observation than something that might be an issue (the original point of my usersubpage about mobile editing was to show the differences/what stands out to me as a more experienced editor that isn't used to the app). I actually love the green, but it's my favourite colour :) I do think there's a good argument behind cross-platform consistency, though.