Thanks for the feedback. About the support for wikiquote, I know this is frustrating and I am frustrated too. I tried to make the list of supported websites as clear and prominent as possible.

The reason for wikiquote not being supported is that adding support for new websites requires asking new security permissions to existing users of the add-on. And unfortunately, asking these security permissions turns out to be an annoyance to them. In the past the add-on lost users just after I added support for Wikipedia's sister projects (Commons, wiktionary, etc.). So now, I prioritize keeping the add-on as stable as possible over adding support for new websites, unless there's a strong demand for it.

I keep this issue in the back of my mind though, as you're not the first one to raise it (e.g. see this discussion https://github.com/jeanbaptisteb/classic_wikipedia/issues/2 ). As a solution satisfying to everyone, I was thinking about creating a new, separate add-on that would allow users to add themselves wiki websites they want to have support for. However, this would require some non-trivial development time that I don't currently have. Maybe other developers would be interested in such a project.

Thanks Aline! I feel the same, and I'm glad that the add-on is useful to other people!

Thanks!

Thanks for the feedback, I'm glad to know the add-on has been useful!

You're very welcome, it's nice to know it's useful!

Thanks for the feedback! I investigated the issue, and it should be fixed now, if you were talking about https://www.wikipedia.org. You just have to update the add-on to its most recent version (1.3).

If you were not talking about this homepage, or if the add-on still does not work properly after updating it, feel free to give me more details by sending a message to classic.mode.wikipedia@gmail.com