I see the same problem in both Firefox and Chrome on MacOS, logged in or logged out, including in safe mode (safemode=1). I don't see any JS console errors. The problem is consistent and always happens when I load the page editor.

@sbassett - I think so. All of iNaturalist's free license images are hosted on Amazon AWS. I'm not 100% sure they all use inaturalist-open-data.s3.amazonaws.com, but that seems to be the case from my spot checks. We can try just adding that to the allow-list and then follow-up if necessary.

Probably we just need to add "https://api.inaturalist.org" to whatever whitelist is being used in that console error.

Well, I'm not really picky about whether there is a showLegend option or the legend is just removed by default for single series charts. I support whatever option is the easiest and quickest to implement.

Maybe it could be modified to check for the Index namespace as well. Probably best not to worry about the Page namespace since 1 djvu file might be included in hundreds of Pages. The bot would also need to be configured to post to the Index_talk namespace.

If I remember, the WMF registered all the sites with Google Search Console at some point, so it should be possible to troubleshoot the problem (at least for Google specifically) via the Google Search Console.

@Cparle - There is a bunch of code already written for translating dates into Wikidata inception datetimes. See:
https://github.com/multichill/toollabs/blob/40bb7b9b838998d7ac1479d045914dcaab642847/bot/wikidata/rkdimages_importer.py#L414
https://github.com/multichill/toollabs/blob/40bb7b9b838998d7ac1479d045914dcaab642847/bot/wikidata/artdatabot.py#L538
It's all Python, but the important parts are just RegEx and complicated if/else trees. Hopefully some of the logic could be translated.

Will this also solve T261764? or is the graph used by the Query Service different than the one used by the API?

According to T265187, the only way to effectively solve this bug would be to add a new parameter to the action=wbsearchentities Wikidata API endpoint that allowed filtering out certain categories of entities.

This is not the same bug as T265187. This bug is still a problem, while T265187 is moot. See T265187 for useful implementation notes though.

Adding Regression tag since this used to work.

@Ladsgroup: Please excuse me if I'm wrong, but I don't see how those statistics are related to what I suggested. I read those statistics previously, and even quote some of them in my post, but I don't think they answer the question of how changing the default thumbnail size would affect thumbnail generation. Of those 1580 hits/second (14360 x 11%), how many already have 250px thumbnail versions? 10%? 90%? Do we have any idea or are we just assuming the number is low?

I was able to get it to work! It seems you have to access the content from the specific domain name https://www-sciencedirect-com.wikipedialibrary.idm.oclc.org/ rather than the regular https://www.sciencedirect.com/. I was trying to use an existing URL for the paper after going though the Wikipedia Library, but this didn't work. Thanks for helping me get it to work and sorry to waste your time!

@Samwalton9-WMF - It looks like I can read abstracts and snippets for free, but I have to pay US$24.95 to access full articles (without signing in): https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1055790313001188.

A lot of the discussion here is based on the assumption that we don't already have 250px thumbnails for most images:

I have confirmed that this is fixed. Thank you!

@Samwilson - It seems very similar, but the error is different. Not sure if it's a duplicate or not.

The problem has also been reported on Commons by 2 other people. The earliest report is from February 21.

Personally, I think 5 GiB is plenty. Our purpose is education, not entertainment. We don't need 8K videos to explain how mitochondria work. 480p works fine. 1080p is probably overkill. And 4320p (8K) is just totally unnecessary. What use case is excluded by requiring that people downsize giant video files?