“ There are a few instances of such categories that I've seen, but mostly by folks out of the loop for English Wikisource norms. My memory recalls a discussion on this issue decided we were against such categories, partly because of the duplication and partly because of the headaches of dealing with co-authored works, translated works, and such. I personally think such categories would serve no useful function, and simply add to the cruft. Most of our authors have few or no works, and we have a poor category structure and maintenance as it is. ”

“ Side by side editing, Font = Browser default and the editing box size is set to 80 columns wide and 25 rows high. This is the only mode an unregistered user has. They have no access to any preferences. You, as a registered user can change these parameters to anything you want in your Preferences\Edit panel. My original proposal is moot because the default settings for editing are built into the Wikimedia software and there is not separate preferences setting for unregistered users. ”

“ All of this "tinkering" is a single, ongoing endeavor to wrangle in Dynamic Layouts while becoming more Mobile Mode friendly at the same time. Its the reality in the growth of Mobile Mode en.WS traffic that spurs the need to wrangle in Dynamic Layouts back to a "more simple" incarnation - the crux of the issue is the fact that Mobile Mode cannot process -- nor would benefit from if it could -- the three or four preset layouts familiar to Users: who live & play primarily in Desktop view. ”

“ The "Save page" button in the VisualEditor toolbar is now blue rather than green. This is the same as on the mobile site. You can now edit pages on the draft namespace with VisualEditor on the Russian Wikipedia and Hebrew Wikipedia. You can ask to get VisualEditor for a namespace on your wiki. When your community agrees, ask in Phabricator. Tech news prepared by tech ambassadors and posted by bot • Contribute • Translate • Get help • Give feedback • Subscribe or unsubscribe. ”

“ If enough people support such a proposal, it will be implemented. If the powers that be, try editing without logging in (Try it, you won't like it.) , that in itself would be a good motivator to implement the changes.— Ineuw talk 17:17, 14 February 2015 (UTC) Even when logged in, the window size and font size vary hugely depending upon the browser I'm using. Firefox gets it right, and IE isn't too bad, but Safari gives me a tiny edit space and tinier font. ”

“ It is the logged in community that would need to be rallied to get behind the proposal to make it happen. Anonymous WS editors are unlikely to turn out in droves to do that. --EncycloPetey (talk) 04:16, 15 February 2015 (UTC) @EncycloPetey: What I was trying to say - Why would any logged in editors oppose a proposal which would improve and unregistered user's experience without harming their own setup?Having said that, and trying to understand the code elements of Wikisource software, the unregistered user's setup is identical to the default editing settings in Preferences. ”

“ You can make the watchlist legend be collapsed by default by adding the following to your user script page: if ($ (".mw-changeslist-legend .mw-collapsible-content") .is (":visible") ) { $ (".mw-changeslist-legend .mw-collapsible-toggle a") .click () ; } — Sam Wilson ( Talk • Contribs ) ... 02:22, 9 February 2015 (UTC) @William Maury Morris II: Samwilson is correct. Alternately, you can read your watchlist updates via a syndicated feed and never see Special:Watchlist at all. ”

“ WHAT BANNER are you talking about seeing upon every (?) save attempt? What does it "say"?I'm not trying to be difficult - I just do not "see" what you're describing taking place here when I save either type of scenario is all. -- George Orwell III (talk) 02:44, 30 January 2015 (UTC)
@Slowking4: never mind, I figured out what you were complaining about. The abuse-filters were set to detect one thing while the new incarnations of the header template are no longer table based and therefore no longer detected by the filter (adds the tag 'no header' on watchlist /recent changes pages) . ”