MultipleActivity

Hello **Vonavy**, glad to make your acquaintance.

My name is LaVey, I administer a few wikis and I'm also an avid fan of your **MultipleActivity** script. First of all, I'd like to thank you for creating this script, as it definitely has made the transition from Legacy to UCP much more bearable to many users, my friends and I included.

When UCP went live on the wikis I manage, I resorted to a similar script called WikiActivity before knowing about yours. However, that script is very incomplete and apparently the project has already been abandoned (it's been about four months since it has received any update). I'm glad to know that yours is still maintained (although it also hasn't received an update for some time now).

I'd also want to take this opportunity to confirm that MultipleActivity can be used globally (added to Special:MyPage/global.js at UCP Wiki), allowing users to use it on all FANDOM wikis they visit. The ability to use it globally is currently not listed on the script's page, so, if possible, please add it along with its respective link.

Unfortunately, since only **Site-wide settings** are currently implemented on the script and these require the editing of a MediaWiki page –which only administrators of a wiki have access to– it's not possible for common users to add links to the MultipleActivity page on RecentChanges and/or the bottom toolbar, meaning that their only option to access it is by manually creating a bookmark and manage it from their browsers. If possible, please add other ways for users to add links to it in order to have easier access to this page.

On a related note, I believe it would be extremely useful if you could also add a button on the top-right header menu that directly takes the user to the MultipleAcivity page (examples of scripts that do this are AnalyticsShortcut and RandomPageShortcut). That way, users would have a very easy way of going to the MultipleAcivity page, as currently their only options are to first open the RecentChanges page (which in some of the larger wikis takes a long time to load) or having to manually open the bottom toolbar (in case they generally prefer to have it closed, as it's my case); and that's only in those wikis that have these links enabled.

If you don't mind, I'd also like to provide some feedback and suggestions about some other aspects that I believe could help improve this script:

* Blur effect does not display on Firefox.

**Google Chrome****Mozilla Firefox**
(no blur effect)
* If the page appearing on an activity instance has an apostrophe, then the link will only consider the string until it reaches it. For example, if the page "Castlevania II: Simon's Quest" was edited, then the link on its activity instance will only be "Castlevania II: Simon" on the MultipleActivity page, cutting it when it reaches the apostrophe.

Link stops at the apostrophe and only considers "Castlevania II: Simon".
* Add images activity, where thumbnails of all images a user has added to a page are displayed as they did on Legacy.
* Maybe add a discreet link to Special:RecentChanges on the MultipleActivity page in the same way as Legacy did on the original WikiActivity.

A screenshot of Legacy WikiActivity where the link "See all activity" took the user to Special:RecentChanges.
* The **Popular pages** module currently lacks a title.

Standard **Popular Pages** module displaying its title on top.
* Thumbnails in the **Popular pages** module are not properly centered.

**MultipleActivity**
Thumbnails not properly centered and sometimes cropping big sections of the image.Standard **Popular Pages** module.
Images properly centered and with better scaling (although still not perfect).
* If possible, please consider adding options for selecting which specific activities are displayed on the MultipleActivity page. For example, show only edits, and/or show Discussions posts, and/or show page comments, etc. (useful for wikis that have heavy social activity, allowing admins to hide comments so they can focus on reviewing the recently edited articles themselves).

Thank you very much for reading and I sincerely hope my suggestions help you improve the script, as it seems that now I can't live without it.

Have a nice day and keep up the good work.