**Steps to replicate the issue** (include links if applicable):
* https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Grape&veaction=editummary**:
Restrict the feature to only show when the reference is a plain link.
This will avoid all circumstances that might //potentially// result in a deleterious edit.
** InIn the future, we can work on related aspects of the 2nd instance`Convert` feature to make it more intuitive and accident-proof.
**What happens?**:**Problem example**:
Sometimes when using the `Convert` button, some information in the existing <ref> is discarded. Before/After screenshot:
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**What should have happened instead?**:
Uncertain. Some options include:**See also**:
# Perhaps the check should only be shown if the existing ref is a bare-link or just a link+linklabel?A related idea was split off into:
# Perhaps the instructional text should specify the areas of caution to the editor, [E.g.] "Please check the before/after details, and if any relevant info was lost during the automatic citation generation, then copy those details from the original plaintext version into the structured template version".* {T414027}