Author: bugs
Description:
The current process to unwatch a page, from the user's point of view, goes:
- Click "unwatch"
- Confirmation page is shown
- Click "Return to [article]"
- Article page is shown.
This could be reduced to:
- Click "unwatch"
- Article page is shown, with a banner like "This page has been removed from
your watchlist".
The same enhancement could be applied to watching pages, saving pages (simply
adding a confirmation banner), and logging in. As Tels reports, the current
process for logging in when editing a page is as follows:
1 while loged out, click "edit"
2 see msg about need to log int, click "login"
3 (firefox fills in pwd/user) press button "login"
4 click "go back to page"
5 click "edit"
This could be reduced to something as short as:
- while logged out, click "edit"
- login box is shown, with note about what happens if you edit without logging
in. Below this, the normal editing page apppears, if you want to remain logged out.
- fill in your login details and press "login"
- the edit page is shown again, obviously without the login box.
This has the positive side effect of enhancing the visual cue that you're
editing in IP mode.
Version: unspecified
Severity: enhancement