I cannot reproduce it anymore on Wikibooks or on Wiktionary.

In T291736#7810193, @awight wrote:

I'd love to better understand how interactive thumbnail maps are used. It's possible that we can improve the static mapframe experience, for example by overlaying an image map that lets the user hover and click on markers.

I'm guessing you meant T291736, thanks for the link by the way.

6 years later, did anything change or are the servers still too weak?

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Note that today's summary edit removes an example for a slightly different version of this problem: when the reference is inside a template but is still visible in the article wikicode.
Diff with <ref name=":0"> being reused by Visual Editor while visible in the article wikicode.

In T275943#8962085, @Novem_Linguae wrote:

Anyone know the original reason for only putting [subscription] on H2 headings? Is there a technical reason for not putting them on H3, H4, etc? Or is it an easy patch?

In T334940#8792655, @TheresNoTime wrote:

In T334940#8792472, @PMG wrote:

Dear Person Who Will Be Writing Postmortem for this ticket:

Please consider preparation such site as https://www.wikimediastatus.net/ but for such functional features (and not network traffic).

Currently usually its working like this:

• some person spot issue
• go to "Wikipedia:Village_pump_(technical)" or similar place on their wiki and report problem
• some technical wikipedian start digging and spot already created phabricator
• this technical wikipedian spread knowledge on their wiki

If something like wikimediastatus.net but only for important stuff* will be, then we can make life of technical users easier. (* - so nothing less than "This Is Very Important, all our alarms are blinking, phones of people in middle of night are calling, Team Leaders know that this is Real Shit" go there)

That's a good idea — for fear of creating "yet another place" [0] where technical announcements can be made, maybe we should consider a page like https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Tech/News but for live/running announcements? Or perhaps we should be more liberal with considering the use of CentralNotices..

[0] - https://xkcd.com/927/

The A/B test could measure:

• the percentage of edits with reference added
• the time elapsed between last text user input and a click on the reference button

Do you mean the icon of Visual Editor?
If so, I'm still not used to it after almost 10 years, and I'm wondering if much users prefer a quote icon to a reference icon.
I mean, even the toolbar here uses that quote icon to... quote:

Same problem here.
As an experienced editor using it for almost 10 years, I didn't recognize the Cite button and was initially looking for it.

Here's a screen capture with a comparison between OpenStreetMap and Wikipedia zoom animations slowed down to 0.4x so the animation is more visible: https://youtu.be/tHVzzoUSUrs

On OpenStreetMap, the map is enlarged or shrunk first instead of just being replaced by the next zoom level tile.
Here's an example: https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=8/9.920/-84.155 (or https://leafletjs.com/examples/zoom-levels/example-setzoom.html)

A workaround is to use https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:Break and copy-paste it if needed more than once.

There's already a mobile redirect code, with a cookie check for people who never want to be redirected to the mobile version (stopMobileRedirect, set when we click on the Desktop version link at the bottom).

If this rewrites identifyInfoboxElement, please make the class name infobox configurable.

What about vision impaired users?

See also T246925

Sorry for the delay.

Now that both iOS and Android support gesture navigation, this may be less desirable because of risks of incompatibility.

With Graphoid being undeployed (T242855), shouldn't this be closed?

This doesn't seem likely to be fixed because of T242855 (see also T211881)

For some reason, it works (not reproducible) in Internet Explorer 11.

Still reproducible in all three browsers (Firefox 79.0, Chrome 84.0.4147.105 and Internet Explorer 11).

With debug=on:

It's caused by the extension Google Translator https://addons.mozilla.org/fr/firefox/addon/google-translator-webextension/ though it was last updated on July 17, 2019 (not 2020).
Firefox (78.0.2) was last updated on July 9, 2020

It's caused by the extension Google Translator https://addons.mozilla.org/fr/firefox/addon/google-translator-webextension/

Indeed, I can't reproduce it with a new Firefox profile but I can in a private window.
It happens on every page.
There is one other user who reported a similar problem with Firefox: https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Project_chat#Merge_gadget_with_not_functioning_for_me_in_Firefox_78

Great idea! Here's an example of change that ends up having the same size while actually adding characters: https://fr.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Ha%C3%AFti&type=revision&diff=169953710&oldid=169807136

The new user script link is https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Tools/Enhance_user_interface#overpass

I really can't say for sure. :/

✔️ https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:The_RedBurn/KartoEditor.js

This can be reproduced every time when pasting an image name. Once it doesn't reproduce anymore, just edit a different article.

Here's where http:// is used as default instead of both http:// and https://
https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/source/mediawiki/browse/master/includes/specials/SpecialLinkSearch.php$73