As @Manuel 's manager, I support this request :)

As the team lead of @Manuel I approve!

The list looks great. Dan will give it one last look to make sure the purpose is understandable for people without tech background.
I'm not sure if we should close the ticket, because the provisioning of the list has been done, or keep it open, as we have not pasted it in the doc yet, and there might be clarification questions from @danshick-wmde?

I went through the list, and it generally looks great! There are 2 or three instances, where I wasn't a 100% sure what we mean, where I'd appreciate another check from your side :)

Just to be sure: This is the ticket that will reduce the number of cookies we set, right?

Hi @Lucas_Werkmeister_WMDE @Michael, sorry for taking so long to respond.
Yes, let's enable the termbox on mobile by default, because:

• the example settings for the Wikibase Extension already enable the termbox on Mobile, and it seems like the vast majority of people uses the example settings (as this is encouraged in all the documentation), so the vast majority seems to be seeing the termbox already
• On Wikidata, we use server side rendering. However, this is not part of our Wikibase release packages. People without javascript will not see any terms on mobile, if the new termbox is enabled by default. However, ever since the termbox was enabled in the example settings more than 2 years ago, we have not had complaints of not-existing termboxes.
• Taking this out of the settings will make the installation process easier.

As Elena's manager, I approve.

Reading T165202#5703172 I think it makes sense to decline. Thanks @Aklapper for the ping and fyi @Lena_WMDE

Hi @Jdlrobson thanks for the pointer! I'm forwarding to @Lena_WMDE who is now TechWish PM.

I can confirm @Manuel is on my team and approve.

Rights have already been extended by @MoritzMuehlenhoff, sorry @amy_rc I forgot to pass that info on

@jcrespo sorry for the delay, this slipped through :/ Yes, Amy is interning with us until March 31 2021, good to know that that can be setup in advance!

I confirm that @amy_rc is an intern in my team, and I approve the request.

:) Thanks for your effort @jeblad! We are currently discussing the date for general beta deployment, and if that is soon enough, we would do the deploy to nn and no wiki as part of it. If it turns out to be more in the future, we will do the deploy sooner for you.

I tried reproducing, but the file now has a licence that does not allow a transfer to Commons, so not possible :/

@Niedzielski sorry, I'm only noticing this now. We will look into the patch shortly!

Thanks for the research @awight! One follow up question: incategory:Arzt would be returning everything in that category, including the ones labeled Ärztin?

The two relevant sections are marked with comments "dev work needed"

no, sorry, no idea. I would close it for now and reopen if we realize what is missing

After talking to @WMDE-Fisch we timebox this to one day max.

Thanks for the testing description! It looks beautiful :)

yes, this solves it for me! (For reference, I am using Mozilla Firefox under macOS). I'm putting the ticket to resolved since from my side there is nothing to do here anymore :) Thanks @GoranSMilovanovic !

Apart from that I cannot see the total average yet

I can see it; maybe CTRL+F5 is what you need.

it is overlapped by the detailed info about the currently focussed data point.

I am not sure if I understand: what that you cannot see yet is overlapped by the detailed info?

@GoranSMilovanovic cool, thanks! Could you add the info why wikistats2 data differs from these graphs to the explanatory text?
Apart from that I cannot see the total average yet, it is overlapped by the detailed info about the currently focussed data point

I like that one can see the split, but I do miss the average number you displayed before :)

@Gopavasanth I am unassigning you as it seems you are not actively working on it, but please reassign yourself if you do!

Thanks for the report @Pikne and @Quiddity! I created another ticket for it (T229312)

Solved with T225515: Correctly link pages from non-english non-Wikipedia pages

@GoranSMilovanovic thanks! We currently have quite differing numbers from https://stats.wikimedia.org/v2/#/wikidata.org/reading/total-page-views/normal|bar|2-year|~total|daily
And I think that is because they focus on human traffic, whereas we have the total number, right?
Would it be possible to show seperate lines for human and bot traffic per graph?

Great, thanks @Tarrow !

On beta, the loading bar is still in Wikidata colors. Could you update the code base @Tarrow ? Thanks!