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To reproduce: - Enable beta features in mobile web in the English Wikipedia. - Go to https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dada_Masiti (or any other article) - Scroll down. - Click "Categories". - Click "Add to category". - Click the search box. Type: `Swahili`. The autocompletion will suggest "Category:Swahili poetry" as one of the results. Click it. A button appears: {F29310641 size=full} The appearance and the behavior of this button are very confusing. It's the same color as "Publish", but tapping it does something very different. The meaning of the V mark is confusing. What does it do? Because of the checkmark and the color I thought that I'm supposed to tap it to add it, especially because what I typed was still in the search box. Instead, when I tapped the button, it disappeared. I figured out that tapping the button //doesn't// add the category. Some suggestions: - I'd expect the removal to be represented by a separate "X" or "remove" button. - The V seems unnecessary. - The color of this button should be different from "Publish". - Perhaps a label can be added: "These categories will be added". - My typed string should be probably removed from the search box when I select something. If the intention is to let me select several things that begin with the same characters, then it should be something like a checklist, and the autocompletion list shouldn't disappear.

To reproduce: - Enable AMC mode in mobile web in the English Wikipedia. - Go to https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dada_Masiti (or any other article) - Scroll down. - Click "Categories". - Click "Add to category". - Click the search box. Type: `Swahili`. The autocompletion will suggest "Category:Swahili poetry" as one of the results. Click it. A button appears: {F29310641 size=full} The appearance and the behavior of this button are very confusing. It's the same color as "Publish", but tapping it does something very different. The meaning of the V mark is confusing. What does it do? Because of the checkmark and the color I thought that I'm supposed to tap it to add it, especially because what I typed was still in the search box. Instead, when I tapped the button, it disappeared. I figured out that tapping the button //doesn't// add the category. Some suggestions: - I'd expect the removal to be represented by a separate "X" or "remove" button. - The V seems unnecessary. - The color of this button should be different from "Publish". - Perhaps a label can be added: "These categories will be added". - My typed string should be probably removed from the search box when I select something. If the intention is to let me select several things that begin with the same characters, then it should be something like a checklist, and the autocompletion list shouldn't disappear.

To reproduce: - Enable beta featuresAMC mode in mobile web in the English Wikipedia. - Go to https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dada_Masiti (or any other article) - Scroll down. - Click "Categories". - Click "Add to category". - Click the search box. Type: `Swahili`. The autocompletion will suggest "Category:Swahili poetry" as one of the results. Click it. A button appears: {F29310641 size=full} The appearance and the behavior of this button are very confusing. It's the same color as "Publish", but tapping it does something very different. The meaning of the V mark is confusing. What does it do? Because of the checkmark and the color I thought that I'm supposed to tap it to add it, especially because what I typed was still in the search box. Instead, when I tapped the button, it disappeared. I figured out that tapping the button //doesn't// add the category. Some suggestions: - I'd expect the removal to be represented by a separate "X" or "remove" button. - The V seems unnecessary. - The color of this button should be different from "Publish". - Perhaps a label can be added: "These categories will be added". - My typed string should be probably removed from the search box when I select something. If the intention is to let me select several things that begin with the same characters, then it should be something like a checklist, and the autocompletion list shouldn't disappear.