So far as I know, reference previews are strictly in the Popups extension and nothing to do with MobileFrontend, so I've removed that tag.

Oh, and removing the main menu links needs to happen.

Isolating the menu logic is nearly ready for review. I have the configuration of the user menu currently hardcoded into MinervaTemplate.php. I will most probably be moving that into a pattern that matches Piotr's menu director. Maybe some minor style tweaks. The user menu will be coming soon.

@Edtadros, sorry, you need to be on the desktop site.

@alexhollender, we chatted about this yesterday in grooming. As I understand it, we will focus on the main menu initially for AMC so a new task seems appropriate. I've taken a stab at splitting the notification work off into T226125 and integrating your thoughts. Modal or drawer both sound nice to me. The former may make more sense currently since notifications are only loaded upon request. Edits welcome!

Related tasks in T214537

The issue we had with the CSS checkbox hack was that the closing animation doesn't work and had to be removed (see discussion on overflow patch)

De-assigning from myself as I'm focused on planning at the moment. I'll pick this back up when I have bandwidth if it's available but others are welcome to as well.

@SBisson, I believe you can call setTagline(). If you want the exact user page tagline logic, maybe you can update getTaglineHtml() to check for Special:Homepage. /cc @pmiazga

@norave, we normally use Quibble running the tests locally. However, since we can no longer reproduce the issue, I think this task can be closed.

@noarave, did you revert I4dbc3c5355f795adfb162b4a1a649440e0f36ca0 before trying to repro? /cc @Jdrewniak

Frontend and edge architecture evolution - we need to evolve how our frontend is built to make it more versatile and adaptable, and as a consequence we need to discuss such topics as what technologies we want to use, how (and if) to separate the frontend rendering from the backend, how (and if) to do frontend composition

+1!

I've pushed a workaround. This patch is failing in Wikibase and Flow now.

Resolved by @nray in T209377.

Thanks, @Mholloway. I jumped to conclusions on this scenario being similar. These are the two reports which seem more like caching issues:

@bmansurov, sure. Done :]