Thanks for renaming, but the case should be dealt with in general: "prevent file names with invisible characters (e.g. U+200C)"

Yes, the character between File: and Stolperstein. If my diff view names it right, it is a zero-width non-joiner (unicode U+200C).

The original version with frame was restored, so the problem can not be reproduced (see file version history).

I'd exclude browser cache issues as the problem occured with differenct browsers for different users who had not loaded the image before.

For more examples, affected files can also be seen in the categories (thumbnails missing):

Same on dewiki:
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datei:Voyaeurs_sur_le_Rhin_1807.JPG

200px looks good now.

dewiki and enwiki use different embedded maps, cf. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki:GeoHack.js vs. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki:GeoHack.js

I don't want to argue about licenses, just told my opinion.

He did. "Do what you want" = public domain.

In T92963#3020442, @bd808 wrote:

nothing that can be done here until @Para licenses the code.

Why not just leave the task open as we do with thousands of other tasks?
This tool is important as it is massively used all over Wikimedia!

Thank you

This one I didn't try ;)
Thanks

T141739 is resolved, but https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:RR_Uebersichtskarte.jpg still has thumbs that are affected. I tried this with different random sizes, e.g.

• https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/81/RR_Uebersichtskarte.jpg/261px-RR_Uebersichtskarte.jpg
• https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/81/RR_Uebersichtskarte.jpg/1725px-RR_Uebersichtskarte.jpg
• https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/81/RR_Uebersichtskarte.jpg/2428px-RR_Uebersichtskarte.jpg

Clearing cache or adding ?0 to URL didn't help.

In T47126#2509560, @Verdy_p wrote:

link trails are just a minor facility for lazy English contributors using the Wiki code editor.

In T91481#2451920, @TheDJ wrote:

Since esp AllCoordinates has never had that however

In T91481#2409412, @Jdlrobson wrote:

@Boshomi awesome - I assume there has been some progress?
F4206048
F4206049

It looks like these have been moved to the infoboxes? Can you confirm?
If so do we know if this applies to all pages?

Same for de:Kategorie:Parteimitglied (Deutschland) (here: letter "D")

OK, thanks for explaining

(I don't understand the technical background of your link to gerrit.) Edits like this one are still possible. In this case, templates Normdaten and Personendaten are not included in the rendered article.

Thanks.

Related to T91491?

Same for https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datei:Schauspielhaus_Duesseldorf_Grundriss.jpg (Orientation: Mirror horizontal)

This old bug should be solved as it affects the articles' appearance in many cases (typically external links or navbars aren't shown).

Maybe related to T106685?

This behaviour cannot be reproduced. Should the bug report be closed as duplicate of T86743 (which seemed to be the same problem)?

I cannot reproduce this bug anymore. Is there an example where this behaviour is still identifiable?

I cannot reproduce this bug anymore. Is there an example where this behaviour is still identifiable?

"Sounds like" or "Is" ?

Works for me now (using Firefox).

removed (didn't notice there were comments in the meantime)

I still see 10 files without thumbnail in http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:PDF_files_affected_by_MediaWiki_restrictions .
Is this another bug?

In T91482#1127553, @MaxSem wrote:

They should be mentiond in text, upper right icons are more of metadata imho.

Same problem now with IE11.

Another user asking for coordinates in mobile view: https://de.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:Fragen_zur_Wikipedia&diff=144756601&oldid=144756172

Confirming behaviour for Firefox 39.0.

Maybe replacing Geohack with Extension:MapSources could solve this?

Down a lot since yesterday. Please restart.

In T91481#1198966, @KHammerstein wrote:

I agree, lets keep them hidden as they are not mobile-friendly

Was reported on dewiki, too: https://de.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:Fragen_zur_Wikipedia&oldid=143188129#Leerzeichen_am_Lemma-Ende

In T98309#1264465, @faidon wrote:

This should be working now, please confirm.

Thank you. I've asked the user who initially reported the problem to test this again (X).

3 hours down yesterday

http://tools.freeside.sk/monitor/http-kmlexport.html looks quite bad for this morning: 4 breakdowns between 1 and 7 am (UTC+2), two of them for more than one hour.

Reported bug doesn't appear anymore. Maybe because Benutzerin:MoSchle/Artikelentwurf was created again?

6 h down right now.

Another example if that helps:
Searching dewiki for merlbot (here) returns redirects 1, 2, 3 as first results. All those redirects do not contain the word merlbot any more (for more than a year now).