[15:46:19] <jukebohi>	 Hi and thanks for the awesome wiki engine! I need a way to include an iFrame in Wikipedia (to enable opting out of tracking with Matomo). After a bit of searching https://www.mediawikiwidgets.org/Iframe looks best choice for achieving desired end result. Should I go with Widget or https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Iframe ? 
[15:57:09] <jukebohi>	 After looking at this for a while, I think I feel more confident with Extension:Iframe
[15:59:43] <RhinosF1>	 Can anyone explain why https://publictestwiki.com/wiki/Special:DoubleRedirects shows user:RhinosF1 ?
[15:59:59] <RhinosF1>	 ran rebuildall and updatespecialpages but no change
[16:06:52] <Skizzerz>	 jukebohi: I just linked to the opt-out page in the privacy policy. Safer than enabling embedding of arbitrary iframes
[16:14:10] <jukebohi>	 Oh ok... Where is the privacy policy.. any default page name?
[16:16:07] <Skizzerz>	 click the privacy policy link in the site footer :)
[16:51:04] <jukebohi>	 I think I should get a non-blocking cookie banner while I'm at this
[17:32:07] <Blackwire>	 Hi there--when running ImportImages.php, I've been able to get most images to import without issue--but have run into the message "Could not create directory "mwstore&#58;//local-backend/local-public/8/87"." for a few images (out of a batch of 300 or so). What might be causing this and how can I fix it? Trying to run the script again returns the same error for these images.
[17:37:58] <Blackwire>	 (Nevermind -- it looks like there was a folder permissions issue with two image subfolders.)
[18:56:29] <Esteban16>	 Hi. If I have 2FA, can I use AutoWikiBrowser? 
[19:25:51] <Reedy>	 Esteban16: Yes. You need to use a BotPassword though