A blast from the past!
Only now I noticed that text in brackets is back now.
I may have missed it, but I don't remember that this was announced
anywhere. I'm curious, what was the thinking behind restoring it?
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“We
Hi,
I've been asked by a Hebrew Wikipedia editor: Why is it only possible to
have the edit button at the top headings (==), but not smaller headings
(===, etc.)?
This should be in
https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Wikimedia_Apps/Android_FAQ#Editing :)
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Hi,
Do we have statistics about where people are mobile-editing Wikimedia
projects from?
Are there countries where people read Wikimedia projects on mobile devices
a lot, but edit little or not at all?
Also, is editing enabled through Wikipedia Zero? I heard conflicting
reports about it.
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Do we have statistics about the screen resolution that people are using
when they are browsing Wikipedia from mobile devices?
And separately, statistics about the screen resolution that people are
using when they are *editing* Wikipedia from a mobile device?
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Hi,
Did anybody try to count how long are mobile edits?
How many characters do people actually type when they edit wiki pages
through mobile web and mobile apps?
Or, more precisely, how many meaningful keystrokes?
A simplistic way would be to measure the number of added characters, but
that's n
erico Leva (Nemo) :
> Amir E. Aharoni, 09/08/2015 09:06:
>
>> Can anybody please remind me why do we have a whitelist for languages
>> into which the Wikipedia apps can be translated?
>>
>
> https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T38264 is still open but not clear why.
Hi,
Can anybody please remind me why do we have a whitelist for languages into
which the Wikipedia apps can be translated?
Is it because Android and iOS only support certain locales at the OS level
and it's impossible to customize them?
Is there any conceivable way to avoid this and open up the
Hi,
I remember that when the Italian Wikipedia allowed mobile anonymous
editing, there were statistics that showed that it didn't increase
vandalism or bad edits.
Based on that it was enabled in other sites.
Are there published up-to-date statistics about this? Reverts of anonymous
mobile web edit
said, that is a pretty nice layout on those links you listed!
>
> -Adam
>
On Wed, Jul 22, 2015 at 10:02 AM, Amir E. Aharoni <
amir.ahar...@mail.huji.ac.il> wrote:
> No, I'm not sure what does mobileaction=toggle_view_desktop do for Flow.
>
> I was referring to
2015-07-22 11:58 GMT-05:00 Adam Baso :
> Amir, are you referring to use of the inbuilt "desktop" mode of Flow, such
> as
> https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Talk:MediaWiki?mobileaction=toggle_view_desktop
> ?
>
> -Adam
>
On Wed, Jul 22, 2015 at 8:30 AM, Amir E. Ahar
It's probably a dilettante-ish comment, but for a while already Flow has
been working quite well on mobile web, incomparably better than the old
talk pages, and it could be Flow's biggest "selling point". My intuition
tells me that work to support talk pages on mobile should focus more on
Flow and
Hi,
Is Wikipedia Zero only for reading, or for editing, too?
I noticed this Twitter conversation today:
https://twitter.com/thornet/status/594837690778034176
It says that it's only for reading.
If it's true, is there a reason for this?
I don't know about images and videos, but I imagine that t
> An Android Commons mobile app is probably the mandatory catalisator for
hundreds of millions of people to participate to Commons. If you have only
300 unique users a month with an official Commons app, IMO the only thing
it tells you is: the app is not good enough!
Muggles (no offense, honestly)
Who is the target audience?
If I understand correctly, the target audience for the weekly Tech news and
the monthly VE news is experienced active editing Wikipedians (I don't know
if it was ever designated, but I am making an educated guess of the actual
practice).
But what is it for the mobile n
ty of sharing directly to Commons *in the Wikipedia app*?
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2015-04-15 11:45 GMT+03:00 Amir E. Aharoni :
> There are few things I hate more than
There are few things I hate more than dealing with images on computers.
Even a simple thing like emailing a screenshot or adding a photo to a
blogpost OR A WIKIPEDIA ARTICLE
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SpecialGatherLists.php: . Html::element( 'span',
>>> array(), wfMessage( 'gather-lists-collection-owner' ) )
>>> So I'm guessing this is at
>>> https://test.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:GatherLists - the first column
>>> shows as "Ow
Hi,
I am translating Gather, and I feel very uncomfortable about the term
"Owner".
It's challenging to translate, because in the languages I care about -
Hebrew and Russian - it requires gender. Now gender can be added without
too much technical effort, but there's still the general feeling of
di
[ Resending - the previous email had too many silly syntax mistakes. Am I a
Wikipedian or not? Sorry about the spam :) ]
> We've considered such problems at great length, and so far never actually
managed to succeed at drawing people in to editing on mobile devices.
I'd really love to know more d
> We've considered such problems at great length, and so far never actually
managed to succeed at drawing people in to editing on mobile devices.
I'd really love to know more details about this.
Most of all: Did you consider consider getting new people to contribute on
mobile, or did you consider
Is there a plan to launch it in other languages?
I committed a patch that defines it as an extension used by Wikimedia in
translatewiki,[1] but I'll be even happier to know for sure that there is a
plan to launch it not only for English.
[1] https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/199917/
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Nice!
I would probably try to think a bit more about the message that explains
what is the problem: there's no description, and there should be one. But
go figure, maybe it's just me looking for too many explanation.
It would be nicer to upload videos to a site that doesn't require
Flash and does
A few notes:
1. Will it be done only in English or also in other languages? In
particular, what about languages that don't use the '(' and ')' characters,
such as Chinese?
2. Can this be made optional for people who really want to see it? (I know
it sounds like xkcd 1172, but still.)
3. A counte
I'll state a bunch of things that are obvious to me, but should probably be
written down in some way...
IPA, other names, and names in other languages indeed make reading harder.
They are there because of a tradition. There's a tradition of printing
encyclopedia articles like this (that's also whe
Hi,
Just wanted to say how happy I am that the mobile team releases beta
versions of the iOS app!
Thanks to this bugs like https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T90032 can be
reported and fixed.
It's the whole point of beta testing, but I like saying it out loud and not
taking positive things for gr
2015-02-23 23:12 GMT+02:00 Bahodir Mansurov :
> I had a talk with Amir and we came to a conclusion that WikiGrok is more
> or less translatable. The key is to write well defined qqq statements.
>
> *1. "Do any of these tags apply to ?" where the blank can be anything,
> person, place, thing, e
[ Crossposting to mobile and wikidata lists. Sorry about the inconvenience.
You may want to use "Reply to all". ]
Hi,
The articles about the musician Eviatar Banai in Hebrew and English
Wikipedias exist fr years.
On 2015-02-04 I created one in Catalan. Today I created one in Russian.
If I look
+1 to show Wikipedia.
Articles to read near your location is an obvious and easy first step,
although the same card probably shouldn't be shown twice, and in places
with a lot of landmarks not too many should be shown at once.
Suggesting to upload missing images is something that we've been dream
Where is the code for that? I'm curious about how the strings are shown. I
presume that they aren't localizable, but I'd love to start thinking about
localzing them.
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The similarity in the numbers is indeed striking, but I don't think that it
says much about the perception of the hamburger icon. I suspect that for
most readers the language button is more useful than *any* of the actions
in the hamburger menu - home, random, nearby, watchlist, settings, log in.
T
Thanks.
This is not directly related, but some time I'd love to see data about
interlanguage links tapping on all media - iOS, Android, MobileFrontend.
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2014-11-24 2:20 GMT+02:00 Jon Robson :
> * They struggled with the captcha when registering (surprise
> surprise). It's English words not Chinese words. I notice everyone has
> WiFi passwords here that are numbers. It would be interesting to
> explore captchas that involve numbers if that is at all
slatewiki.
>
> On Android, you'd do the above by pulling master, applying the unmerged
> patch, building an APK, and mailing it around privately.
> Unfortunately, this is simply not possible on iOS.
>
> We will make sure that we try to keep things synchronised, to the be
Hurd :
> The signup link for the iOS app:
>
> http://flig.ht/1dhqz8j
>
>
>
>
> On Nov 15, 2014, at 11:15 AM, Amir E. Aharoni <
> amir.ahar...@mail.huji.ac.il> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I am testing the beta apps for both Android and iOS. If I recall
> correctly,
Hi,
I am testing the beta apps for both Android and iOS. If I recall correctly,
I got the installation instruction for them by email. I wanted to suggest
testing them to somebody, but I couldn't find convenient instructions for
doing this.
I'd expect to find them somewhere on
https://www.mediawik
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2014-10-29 9:41 GMT+02:00 Amir E. Aharoni :
> Hi,
>
> A friendly reminder: please add all new translatable messages to the
> source and comm
t
> area content less overwhelming) it may be a little confusing if you
> click an h2 edit link but cannot edit the h3s inside it.
>
> I've cc'ed the design mailing list.
>
> [1]
> http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2012/02/21/finger-friendly-design-ideal-mobile-touchscre
Hi,
Is there a reason why section edit icons only appear at s in
MobileFrontend?
When editing from my phone, I'd love to have them on all sections, but
maybe I'm missing something.
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Mobile-l@lists.wikimedia.org
https://lists.wik
Hi,
A friendly reminder: please add all new translatable messages to the source
and commit them to Gerrit as early as possible, so that translators will
get a chance to translate them before betas are released.
In the world or Wikimedia / translatewiki localization we strongly believe
that releas
Hi!
A little tip about writing message documentation ("qqq"): When you are
writing this documentation for Android and iOS apps, you can easily link to
other messages from qqq by using the MediaWiki template {{msg-wikimedia}}.
The documentation is conveniently shown to translators at translatewiki.
2014-09-23 21:55 GMT+03:00 Jonatan Svensson Glad :
> I'm using an Apple iPad mini (1st gen), on iOS 8.0 (12A365).
>
>
>- There is a lot of "blank"/whitespace at the bottom of every page.
>
> I see a lot of unnecessary whitespace on iPod touch as well. iOS 8, app
v4.0.3.
Very nice update! The tip about TOC works well in RTL. I translated it, so
I knew that you thought about, but it was great to see it in action. Thank
you!
Is "similar articles" based on any research about what is clear to users?
These are articles with similar names, but the content can be complet
> Great update,
> Can i translate the app into arabic language ?
> Feras Younis Qrinawi
He-he, a couple of years ago I was the crazy guy who read much of the
copious feedback about the old apps. I received several questions like this
one, and I used it as an opportunity to acquire several new tran
[Was: iOS app feedback (via testflight)]
When I first saw the "Random article" in Wikipedia bask in 2004 or so, I
immediately though - "Right, they probably added because they wanted it to
look like an old-school paper encyclopedia that you can open randomly."
I guess that it's not clear to all
As a simple user I can only say that I understand the situation and hope
that it will come to life to some time in a future incarnation. I really
miss a way to upload missing photos from the phone that would be as easy as
posting a photo to Twitter.
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Hi,
A user in the Hebrew Wikipedia pointed out to me that it's uncomfortable to
her that after removing a page from the watchlist it is still displayed
there. It is gone after refreshing the watchlist, but she says that for her
it would make more sense if it disappeared immediately.
This is a des
2014-08-14 21:20 GMT+03:00 Vibha Bamba :
> Hi Pine,
>
> We used the today icon to see how that plays out, since that page
> represents featured content for the day and news.
>
More precisely, it represents these things in the English Wikipedia, as
well as Hebrew, Russian, Catalan and a few other
Hi,
The Hebrew Wikipedia community is questioning the current design of the
Mobile main page, and this raises some questions about the mobile main page
design for all languages.
I don't have a strong opinion myself, but the current tendency is to show
all the boxes rather than just a few, as it i
There's a curious thing about the latest version of the Quora mobile app.
The newest update is a major redesign. Earlier it was possible to post only
in plain text from mobile devices and to edit existing posts if they had
only plain text. Now it's possible to post and to edit existing posts in
ri
*> 4) When people are pointed to the canned edit summaries dialogue on iOS,
they use it fluidly.*
> It was a big hit with people and they understood it instantly.
I'm really glad to hear a confirmation of this.
> This was such a success that I think we should look at getting it onto
Android furth
Hi,
The page about translating the apps at translatewiki.net is quite outdated:
https://translatewiki.net/wiki/Translating:WikipediaMobile
It still mentions PhoneGap.
It would be nice if anybody could update them with particular tips about
translating for Android and iOS.
Thanks!
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ot;terms
of use" as part of the message.
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2014-03-28 18:08 GMT+03:00 Amir E. Aharoni :
> Hi,
>
> I was translating the recently
Hi,
I was translating the recently added licensing messages:
Mobile-frontend-editor-licensing-with-terms
Mobile-frontend-photo-licensing-with-terms
I noticed that they have "link to license" as $1. I wondered how does it
work exactly, because this may affect the translation and needs to be
docume
2014-03-11 1:00 GMT+02:00 Max Semenik :
> On 11.03.2014, 1:32 Jon wrote:
> > The interface showed various buttons that when clicked would populate
> > the edit summary input. e.g. "Fixed typos/grammar" or "Added links")
> >
> > I wanted to discuss whether this is a good idea?
> Russian Wikipedia
Hallo,
The old annoying bug that didn't allow proper usage of three-letter
language codes in Android apps appears to be fixed. Or maybe not.
Here's the link: http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=49120
The relevant MediaWiki bug:
https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=36264
T
02-10 11:04 GMT+02:00 Tomasz Finc :
> Thanks Amir. What's his username ? Would love to keep in touch with him.
>
> --tomasz
>
> On Mon, Feb 10, 2014 at 12:12 AM, Amir E. Aharoni
> wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > Just wanted to bring some surprising positive feedback a
Hi,
Just wanted to bring some surprising positive feedback about MobileFrontend
from a Hebrew Wikipedia editor. He asked me why aren't his mobile edits
marked with the mobile tag in the editing history. I did a bit of testing
and couldn't reproduce the problem, so explained him how the tagging wor
Hi,
A Hebrew Wikipedia user complained that the mobile diff colors changed to
dark green and dark pink, which she finds very inconvenient.
What would be the right way to report that? Bugzilla? Some talk page about
Mobile Feedback? [[mw:Talk:Mobile_design]] is empty, but it can be started.
I pres
Steven, thanks for this reply. It is correct.
I'll just add this:
1. https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Localisation is quite developer-oriented,
but should be useful to everyone.
2. Don't be afraid of committing translations early. Some software projects
wait until a late stage with publishing transl
Thanks a lot for this answer, Luis.
I'm glad that you plan to make a through rewording of the legal strings.
When you get around to it, please ask Language Engineering - we'd love to
help making not only readable, but easier to translate as well.
בתאריך 30 בינו 2014 21:51, מאת "Luis Villa" :
>
>
om
“We're living in pieces,
I want to live in peace.” – T. Moore
2014-01-27 Jon Robson
> Hi Amir
> Could you print the text of the message? I can't seem to find it in
> MobileFrontend might be worth asking the legal mailing list?
> Jon
>
>
> On Mon, Jan 27,
peace.” – T. Moore
2014-01-27 Amir E. Aharoni
> Hi,
>
> IANAL, but I am a tad perplexed about the wording of the message
> wikimedia-mobile-copyrightwarning. It says that it's an _agreement_ to the
> terms of user and an _irrevocable agreement_ to the license.
>
> Is i
Hi,
IANAL, but I am a tad perplexed about the wording of the message
wikimedia-mobile-copyrightwarning. It says that it's an _agreement_ to the
terms of user and an _irrevocable agreement_ to the license.
Is it OK that only one is irrevocable?
If that is indeed the intention, then everything is
Not me. I do read a lot of other things on this list.
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2014/1/13 Yuvi Panda
> does... anyone read these?
>
> On Mon, Jan 13, 2014 at 5:30 AM, wrot
2013 at 12:51 AM, Amir E. Aharoni
> wrote:
> > Hallo,
> >
> > What does the message mobile-frontend-profile-heading-recent refer to?
> The
> > qqq documentation doesn't make it so clear, and it doesn't seem to be
> used
> > anywhere.
> >
>
Hallo,
What does the message mobile-frontend-profile-heading-recent refer to? The
qqq documentation doesn't make it so clear, and it doesn't seem to be used
anywhere.
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Hi,
So today I worked with Kaldari (thanks for the help!!) and committed a very
simple module to enable webfonts support in MobileFrontend:
https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/86340/
https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/86337/
Review and any comments are very welcome, of course.
The current impleme
This is curious: Somebody is reporting that F-Secure reports the
Wikipedia app as "infected".
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Date: 2013/8/
In case anybody missed it.
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-- Forwarded message --
From: Wikimedia Support Team
Date: 2013/7/11
Subject: Re: [Mobile Feedback] [
Very interesting, thank you. Though the numbers are small, it makes me
recall something that an Arab Twitter localizer told me once at
Wikimania: Arabs hardly care about the Twitter *website*, but they use
the Twitter SMS features and mobile apps very heavily, and for them
that IS Twitter.
Wikiped
I read it, but I don't have a strong emotional connection to it.
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2013/4/3 Yuvi Panda :
> Do people read this list at all? it's been incredibly super l
Hi,
Is the Wikipedia app supposed to work on Archos 70b internet tablet
with android 3.0?
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-- Forwarded message --
From: Juan E. Delacruz
Date: 2012/10/10
Subject: Re: [Mobile Feedback] Wikipedia
To: Amir E. Aharoni amir.ahar...@mail.huji.ac.il
I have a Archos 70b
2012/10/5 Steven Walling :
> Hey,
>
> Today we (editor engagement experiments team) started an A/B test of a
> new account registration page on English Wikipedia.
Is it a part of MediaWiki core or a completely local hack in en.wikipedia?
Is it possible to localize the messages there, like "Enter
Thank you!
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2012/9/16 Brion Vibber :
> On Sun, Sep 16, 2012 at 5:05 PM, Brion Vibber wrote:
>>
>> On Sun, Sep 16, 2012 at 6:46
What is the meaning of the message wpmobj2me-lang-dialog-title in the
mobile Wikipedia app? "Language Set" can be translated in many
different ways.
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2012/8/13 Tomasz Finc :
> And the latest build is availlable at
>
> https://integration.mediawiki.org/WLMMobile/nightly/
>
Hi,
The WLMMobile app has complete or nearly complete translations to 28
languages already.[1] Unfortunately, the translators cannot see the
results of their work and test them. According to Yuvi, pull request
#101 [2] is supposed to fix it, but it is not merged yet.
I invited translators to tran
2012/8/2 Philip Chang :
> I updated the translation page (the beginning).
>
> Amir, there is a redline here:
>
> Some UI terminology may need to stay consistent with other translations on
> particular platforms; for details see /Terms
Fixed.
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Thank you, Richard.
One thing that must be checked is the license. I guessed that it's
GPL2, but I couldn't actually find it in the source.
I also opened a few i18n bugs - they should be easy to fix.
2012/8/2 Arthur Richards :
> Awesome! Thanks Amir.
>
>> 2. Create the WLMMobile project page in
Hi,
I understood from Niklas and Siebrand that the WLM app is ready to be
enabled on translatewiki.net from our side.
What we need from the Mobile Team now is these things:
1. Write proper qqq documentation. Actually, this is almost complete
in GitHub already. I made a few little changes and sen
Hi,
Yesterday on IRC I invited a few people to start writing an FAQ about
the Wikipedia mobile app, with the hope that it will make using the
app easier, and will also make the feedback process more efficient.
Quite a lot was already written by :
http://etherpad.wikimedia.org/mobile-users-faq
Ple
2012/7/20 Amir E. Aharoni :
> 2012/7/20 Jaqen :
>> 2) if my language is English but I'm reading an article in Italian and
>> I use the share feature I will be sharing the en.wp article instead of
>> the it.wp one, as it should be. (I don't know if this bug i
2012/7/20 Jaqen :
> 2) if my language is English but I'm reading an article in Italian and
> I use the share feature I will be sharing the en.wp article instead of
> the it.wp one, as it should be. (I don't know if this bug is already
> known)
This is definitely a bug, and it's quite nasty. Thanks
I tend to agree with the people who prefer less content on the main page.
However, the real problem with the current approach is that it assumes
that there are "featured article" and "in the news" sections in the
main pages in all languages, and this is wrong. Some languages put
other content unde
Mozilla's idea is to do it, as must as possible, with nothing but web
technologies, so there would be little-to-none "native" code, but only
HTML5 / JS / CSS. A lot of ideology is involved in it - it would be a
lot easier for everybody to simply accept WebKit as the de-facto
standard, but de-facto
Hi,
I have MobileFrontend installed on my test wiki. I run the QUnit suite
frequently to test the extension that I'm developing, and in the last
couple of days, a lot of MobileFrontend tests are failing.
Do you experience it, too?
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The fact that i still get most of my tech news from Slashdot probably
makes me a hopeless old fart, but anyway:
http://mobile.slashdot.org/story/12/04/08/1432210/wikipedia-mobile-apps-switch-to-openstreetmap
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Dear Andy,
Thank you very much for the feedback.
Pinch zoom was disabled for now because of technical limitations, but
will be enabled in a future version. It is possible to increase the
font size in the preferences.
2012/3/2 Andy Mabbett :
> A visually impaired web-developer friend pointed ou
Hi,
Now that the bug that prevented the nearby from working in many
languages is fixed, the most important i18n bug in the mobile app now
is this:
https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=34201
There are a few other RTL bugs, but they are all cosmetic. This one is
very important, however: p
Hi Jon,
The main statistics and analysis site for Wikimedia projects is
http://stats.wikimedia.org .
Browser statistics are here:
http://stats.wikimedia.org/wikimedia/squids/SquidReportClients.htm
Unfortunately, currently there are no details statistics about browser
usage per country. These may
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