First off, the login page doesn't redirect to the HTTPS version of the page, so it's sending my password over plaintext. What makes this worse is that when I manually go to the TLS page, it gives me a PF_END_OF_FILE_ERROR (I'm running firefox 72.0.2, on Alpine Linux).
The second thing is picking the first example (the character counting problem). Clicking on the thing, it told me that the important words are highlighted, and that the words 'figure N' refer to the figures on the right -- which felt unnecessary, because it's something that anyone visiting wikipedia, or browsing a book, would know.
Comments
First off, the login page doesn't redirect to the HTTPS version of the page, so it's sending my password over plaintext. What makes this worse is that when I manually go to the TLS page, it gives me a PF_END_OF_FILE_ERROR (I'm running firefox 72.0.2, on Alpine Linux).
The second thing is picking the first example (the character counting problem). Clicking on the thing, it told me that the important words are highlighted, and that the words 'figure N' refer to the figures on the right -- which felt unnecessary, because it's something that anyone visiting wikipedia, or browsing a book, would know.