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Tested both Chrome and Firefox. I have screenshotted the relevant JavaScript error that is occurring on button click.

RC-skip

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That happens if you have patrolled everything and your own edits are all that is left; then it will show you the previous edit that you have patrolled. Clicking anything will just not work then.

I am talking from experience:slight_smile:

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Nope, this is a bug. I’m also getting this on Chrome, and am getting the same Uncaught TypeError message in the browser console.

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Skipping is working for me.

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Okay! It’s working for me when I have nice network else it’s not working, and the problem is just 'Internet"

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I’m also not able to recreate this problem. Is it still happening for you @Lojjik , @anon74718567 ?

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Hello! Forget my last post in this topic, Now patrolling isn’t working for me, It says RC patrol have encountered an error, try refreshing, When I click refresh nothing happens. In patrol nothing is working for me

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The Skip button seems to be working now, though I did get a new warning/error in the dev console the first time I hit it.

Screen Shot 2021-09-13 at 12.21.50 PM 934×138 25.7 KB
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Not working…!

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Thanks for the error image. I wonder if this might have something to do with the images that are still stuck. Passing on to Gaurang:slight_smile:

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Oh, oh…

This is something that the MW developers have been trying to deprecate. The new way to access the “wg” variables using JavaScript is through using “mw.config”, like this: mw.config.get("wgPageName") instead of wgPageName .

Manual:wg variable - MediaWiki

Manual:Interface/JavaScript - MediaWiki