Another use case suggested by an editor at https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Topic:Wgw42pcci4g5zjn6

Notification for Phase 3 (small and mid-sized Wikipedias) will rely heavily on Tech/News. However, there are six Wikipedias in Phase 3 that don't have the Reply tool enabled by default already and did have more than 1,000 active registered editors last month: trwiki, svwiki, fiwiki, nowiki, cawiki, and simplewiki. I plan to post an extra notice this week at those wikis.

You accidentally created an interlanguage link. I fixed it.

Have you considered adding a second "Subscribe to this section"? I think that if you see:

@MMiller_WMF I, 'm not sure that there are any Inuktitut speakers at iuwiki. Would the Growth features be pointful on that wiki?

Updated list:

I've seen multiple requests for this sort of functionality recently (examples: Polish Wikipedia, Russian Wikipedia). I haven't seen details about what people want to do, beyond being able to see the list and remove items from it.

This should probably be on the Special:Notifications page, rather than in the bell menu.

I'd like to know how many sections have been subscribed to at enwiki (not necessarily counting mine, because I'm using it a lot). We had an active discussion about this starting last Friday (27 August 2021), so I think that 26 August is the baseline state. I'm curious whether this discussion will result in much wider use on other pages.

@Valereee, if you're still having this problem regularly, you might look at your preferences and see whether you have a gadget/script called "GoogleTrans" enabled. (See T156228.)

This appears to be a problem with a gadget/script called "GoogleTrans". See T156228: Pressing the Shift key moves the cursor (when "GoogleTrans" gadget is enabled).

This appears to be a problem with a gadget/script called "GoogleTrans". See T156228: Pressing the Shift key moves the cursor (when "GoogleTrans" gadget is enabled).

That pair of flamegraphs show a significant improvement. Thank you for that work, @thiemowmde, and for linking it here.

Another situation in which you might want to manually adjust the level: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Topic:Weilyz4tlrptl3ix

@Craig_Cholar, would you be willing to run an experiment for me? "NAVPOPS" overrides Page Preview. Would you go to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Preferences#mw-prefsection-gadgets and turn on the item (#6) that says "Navigation popups: article previews and editing functions pop up when hovering over links", and see if this makes the memory leak go away? (Doing this will only affect the English Wikipedia, so you'll have to test it there.)

In T288161#7292696, @Sdkb wrote:

Regarding WhatamIdoing's concerns, I think that's unlikely to apply if it's only new editors: they don't have prior expectations of the Wikipedia interface, so they're not going to have any attachment to a status quo or experience any disruption.

@ldelench_wmf, I have just updated the description.

Additional announcements were made at about 20 Wikipedias, in conjunction with T281533: Announce Planned Reply Tool Opt-Out Deployment (Phase 2 wikis), plus at the Russian and German-language Wikipedias. Wikipedias chosen for extra announcements either had more than 5,000 active editors during the last month, or were test wikis for the large A/B test the Editing team did earlier this year.

Majavah, I'm not sure if this is the information you're looking for, but:

Two points to consider:

In T280599#7243035, @Krinkle wrote:

In general though, I think right now we're stable and I'd prefer not to make major changes to demand if we can avoid it until this task and its subtasks are completed.

Or maybe just put a "More" button at the end of the toolbar, and let me click it to see other options.

This is going out in Tech/News on Monday.

Specify how the toolbar behaves at varying widths

Background information from September 2020, when mass uploads (~100,000) at the Russian Wikinews caused problems: https://ru.wikinews.org/wiki/Викиновости:Форум/Общий/Архив/2020#DynamicPageList

In T277329#7228227, @matmarex wrote:

• The only scenario where you need to do that is when you're blocked and requesting to be unblocked (because you're not able to edit any other page while blocked). Depending on the wiki, you might be supposed to use a template when doing this (e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:Unblock, it adds your talk page to a category that people watch and will see the edit), so it might be more awkward to do in our default visual mode.

In T146606#2666398, @ashley wrote:

where there is no equivalent of the English singular they.

Enwiki has the opposite preference, because of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Manual_of_Style#Non-breaking_spaces (which technically applies only to the mainspace, but editors are used to it).

About the wording "This page is public and anyone on Wikipedia has access to it."

In T277329#7191753, @iamjessklein wrote:

@ppelberg @Whatamidoing-WMF Is there a reason why don't automatically create this page for users when they create an account?

From the cswiki discussion: One user (GeXeS) is against and he said: " 'Helpful' editing modes don't suit me, I don't find them functionally beneficial […] So it's more of a formal and individual voice." Most users support deploying, they also said it is good mainly for new users.

(The Editing team isn't using the 'priority' field this year. Changing it has no practical effect.)

@iamjessklein, I like what see in the PatchDemo link.

About If this is your page, log in to start creating the page. I believe that it's easy to link to the login page, and that it _might_ be possible to only show this line to people who are not logged in.

In T274832#7167385, @iamjessklein wrote:

@Whatamidoing-WMF can you say more about this? I know we discussed it but I'm having some trouble remember what the button would actually say.

I've added a User-notice to https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Tech/News/2021/26

I have a confirmed e-mail address on the Beta Cluster, and – after I remembered to go to https://en.wikipedia.beta.wmflabs.org/wiki/Special:Preferences#mw-prefsection-echo and turn on e-mail notifications for "Talk page subscription" – I immediately received an e-mail notification triggered by an edit from my other account.

I have received requests from the Swedish and Venetian Wikipedias (svwiki and vecwiki) to be added to the first group.