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In old wikitext editor, I am in middle of editing and I want to mark the page for watchlisting. I click on the "star" icon. Expected behaviour: the star is coloured , the page is watchlisted, I can continue editing. Actual behaviour: a dialog is opened and I am asked to confirm the watchlisting. After confirming, the page is reloaded, **all my editing progress is lost**. This must be a new bahaviour, I cannot remember this from past. I don't know who invented this, but this is not a progress, this is a serious drawback. I would gladly pass about confirmation of watchlisting in spite of uniterrupted editing. Especially when "un-watchliting" can be done in one click too.

In old wikitext editor, I am in middle of editing and I want to mark the page for watchlisting. I click on the "star" icon. Expected behaviour: the star is coloured , the page is watchlisted, I can continue editing. Actual behaviour: a dialog is opened and I am asked to confirm the watchlisting. After confirming, the page is reloaded, **all my editing progress is lost**. This must be a new bahaviour, I cannot remember this from past. I don't know who invented this, but this is not a progress, this is a serious drawback. I would gladly pass about confirmation of watchlisting in spite of uniterrupted editing. Especially when "un-watchlisting" can be done in one click too.

In old wikitext editor, I am in middle of editing and I want to mark the page for watchlisting. I click on the "star" icon. Expected behaviour: the star is coloured , the page is watchlisted, I can continue editing. Actual behaviour: a dialog is opened and I am asked to confirm the watchlisting. After confirming, the page is reloaded, **all my editing progress is lost**. This must be a new bahaviour, I cannot remember this from past. I don't know who invented this, but this is not a progress, this is a serious drawback. I would gladly pass about confirmation of watchlisting in spite of uniterrupted editing. Especially when "un-watchlisting" can be done in one click too.