I too am currently facing this issue. Hopefully support can be added, especially now that 2FA is gradually being rolled out.

But aside from that, nobody cared to explain why the bot changed .today to .is (https://nl.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?diff=prev&oldid=67337586). If .today is preferred, then so be it, but the bot should at least be consistent enough not to change .today to something else, then.

@skarz .ph is working fine for me. It also hasn't been down in the preceding 96 hours for me. If it's not working for you, then I suspect it's either a regional outage, a ISP/DNS block or a local issue.

Now I'm logged out again on Commons in Firefox on Arch Linux.

@doctaxon Yes, it is.

I was logged out *again* on Chromium a few hours ago.

In T372702#10223506, @Reader_of_Information wrote:

I know this is occurring on English Wikipedia, Wikidata, Wikitonary, but I haven’t heard of any of this occurring on the other language wikis. Does anyone know of such is occurring on there?

I also commented that I experience this in multiple browsers, including Firefox.

In T372702#10215541, @Mondo wrote:

Just got logged out again, this time on Chromium (Arch Linux). I was logged in a few hours ago still, but now I got logged out all of a sudden.

Just got logged out again, this time on Chromium (Arch Linux). I was logged in a few hours ago still, but now I got logged out all of a sudden.

Now I got suddenly logged out again on Commons (Firefox, Arch Linux)…

Just happened again in Firefox on Arch Linux. Was logged in, checkbox for keeping me logged in was checked, but I suddenly got logged out, only on the Dutch Wikipedia.

Today I got logged out again on my phone. iPhone 15, iOS 17.6.1, Safari, Dutch Wikipedia (didn't check other languages). Keep me logged in was checked (I always do that, no matter the device).

And now I got logged out on my laptop (ChromeOS Flex) and phone (iPhone 15 with iOS 17 and Safari) as well.

I just got suddenly logged out again, but this time on Wikidata.

@Tgr You're right. I also forgot to add that I checked another browser to see if I was logged out there as well and it turns out I was. That's why I logged in twice.

Same issue here on the Dutch Wikipedia: 30 minutes ago I was logged out for no apparent reason. My IP is from Odido (previously T-Mobile), so no Tencent.

I certainly will. 🙂

Dunno, need to investigate more. Either way, even if it happens *sometimes*, it's still a bug, because it shouldn't be happening. If a page doesn't exist, the link should be red. Period.

In T367982#9916138, @matmarex wrote:

In T367982#9915003, @Mondo wrote:

I've noticed this a couple of times in Timeless, too, so it's not limited to Vector.

I can't reproduce the problem on Timeless. Can you share more details about where you see that, and a screenshot?

@Dragoniez Not really. That issue was about the talk page showing a blue link even though it should've been red. This issue is about the talk page showing a red link even though it should've been blue.

I've noticed this a couple of times in Timeless, too, so it's not limited to Vector.

Well, I chose to use archive.ph or archive.is. Even if archive.today would be better, I do not appreciate an automatic change if that's the only thing that's being changed (it would be different if it was part of a bigger changeset). Our policy also states that. And Harej agrees, given that he filed the report. But like I said: it also changes .today to .is, so apparently .today is not preferred either.

I was the one who reported this over on InternetArchiveBot's talk page. This is unacceptable on the Dutch Wikipedia as part of our “if it ain't broke, don't fix it” policy. And requests on behalf of site owners are also looked upon as unwanted on the Dutch Wikipedia. And I agree with that: it's the exact same site.