[19:07:42] Has there been any progress in a responsive "default" layout for mediawiki in the last year, or is such thing even being worked on? I mean one layout/theme that would work for mobile and desktop. [19:19:38] harmaahylje: responsive monobook and responsive vector are a thing now [19:20:28] harmaahylje: See the new AMC mode of MobileFrontend/Minerva. [19:20:44] Vulpix: Well, that sounds awesome! Last time I was looking into this (it was about a year ago), there was some separate mobile layout, which wasn't very optimal [19:20:54] James_F: what's AMC mode? [19:22:11] harmaahylje: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Reading/Web/Advanced_mobile_contributions [19:22:43] Experimental. Launched in beta, advertised yesterday. [19:25:38] Thanks. Something in Beta won't be good enough for now, but maybe later [19:27:29] You can probably force it on for all users, I've not looked into the code yet. [19:27:50] Is MobileFrontend this separate thing for mobile? [19:30:34] I think AMC is provided by Minerva itself so you can provide it on a blended desktop/mobile single skin. [19:34:02] Vulpix: were you referring to "wgVectorResponsive" or is there something else? A separate theme? [19:34:16] James_F: that sounds good [19:35:07] harmaahylje: yes [19:35:11] wgVectorResponsive [19:35:48] Okay, seems like it has been around since 1.26, not sure if I tried it last time [19:36:45] harmaahylje: switch your skin to timeless. it works great in mobile and desktop. [19:37:15] jorm: just looking at release logs, seems like it is something introduced in 1.31? [19:37:35] i have no idea. [19:37:43] but i've been using it for at least a year or more. [19:37:54] my user css does a lot of clean up. [19:38:55] I will most likely try that skin once I manage to upgrade from 1.30