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I've been hesitant to file this bug for months, but recently I was in Central America and ran into this bug constantly. Sorry I don't have more technical details. Steps to reproduce: 1. Be on a slow internet connection. I know that's vague, but I'm thinking >500kbps for upload speed. 2. Try to upload a file that is 2MB or larger using UploadWizard. Expected results: File uploads successfully after about 2-3 minutes. Actual results: File uploads for about 2 minutes and then fails with the message "Could not proceed due to network connectivity issues. Make sure you have a working internet connection and try again." I have no idea why 2MB seems to be the magical threshold, but I was usually able to upload smaller files, but rarely anything 2MB or larger. I had no problems doing the same thing on other sites like Dropbox, although it might take forever. Some logs of trying to upload 2 files that are 1.7 MB and 2MB: {F28364407} If it finishes in 1.2 minutes or less, it works. If it takes longer, it fails. When it finally fails, it throws the following console error: `https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/api.php net::ERR_SPDY_PING_FAILED` This is in Chrome 72.0.3626.121 on MacOS. My download speed is (currently) ~1.2Mbps and upload speed is 0.4 Mbps.

I've been hesitant to file this bug for months, but recently I was in Central America and ran into this bug constantly. Sorry I don't have more technical details. Steps to reproduce: 1. Be on a slow internet connection. I know that's vague, but let's say >500kbps for upload speed. 2. Try to upload a file that is 2MB or larger using UploadWizard. Expected results: File uploads successfully after about 2-3 minutes. Actual results: File uploads for about 2 minutes and then fails with the message "Could not proceed due to network connectivity issues. Make sure you have a working internet connection and try again." I have no idea why 2MB seems to be the magical threshold, but I was usually able to upload smaller files, but rarely anything 2MB or larger. I had no problems doing the same thing on other sites like Dropbox, although it might take forever. Some logs of trying to upload 2 files that are 1.7 MB and 2MB: {F28364407} If it finishes in 1.2 minutes or less, it works. If it takes longer, it fails. When it finally fails, it throws the following console error: `https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/api.php net::ERR_SPDY_PING_FAILED` This is in Chrome 72.0.3626.121 on MacOS. Download speed ~1.2 Mbps and upload speed ~0.4 Mbps.

I've been hesitant to file this bug for months, but recently I was in Central America and ran into this bug constantly. Sorry I don't have more technical details. Steps to reproduce: 1. Be on a slow internet connection. I know that's vague, but I'm thinkinglet's say >500kbps for upload speed. 2. Try to upload a file that is 2MB or larger using UploadWizard. Expected results: File uploads successfully after about 2-3 minutes. Actual results: File uploads for about 2 minutes and then fails with the message "Could not proceed due to network connectivity issues. Make sure you have a working internet connection and try again." I have no idea why 2MB seems to be the magical threshold, but I was usually able to upload smaller files, but rarely anything 2MB or larger. I had no problems doing the same thing on other sites like Dropbox, although it might take forever. Some logs of trying to upload 2 files that are 1.7 MB and 2MB: {F28364407} If it finishes in 1.2 minutes or less, it works. If it takes longer, it fails. When it finally fails, it throws the following console error: `https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/api.php net::ERR_SPDY_PING_FAILED` This is in Chrome 72.0.3626.121 on MacOS. My dDownload speed is (currently) ~1.2 Mbps and upload speed is 0~0.4 Mbps.