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SWViewer (direct link) is een gebruiksvriendelijke webapplicatie dat wordt gebruikt om vandalisme, spam en andere vormen van ongewenste bewerkingen op verschillende Wikimediaprojecten te detecteren en terug te draaien. Met een simpel en intuïtief interface, kun je bewerkingen in real-time monitoren. In doing so, it provides a lot of features; such as rollback, speedy deletion, edit source.

Installatie

 
Wijzigingencontrole op desktop
 
Wijzigingencontrole op een mobiel

Om de applicatie in de browser te openen (getest op Chrome, Firefox, Safari), klik op de volgende knop:

Open in browser

Installeer PWA

Indien je gebruik maakt van Chrome of een op Chromium gebaseerde browser, kun je SWViewer als een WebApp op zowel desktop als mobiel installeren. Instructies:

Installeer gebruikersscript

SWViewer.js is a user script that basically adds a link under the "Tools" section on the sidebar to access the SWViewer tool easily from any page.

Requirement

SWViewer may only be used by editors with a Wikimedia account.

Additionally, the account must meet some qualifications to reduce the probability of users misidentifying vandalism. The account must have rollback on a project they want to use or global rollback.

The application works in two modes called global queue and local queue.

Global queue receive edits from small wikis plus some additional wikis and enabled by default for stewards, global sysops and global rollbackers.

Local queue is enabled when a user doesn't have any global user right but have rollback on one or more projects.

In the local queue, users will only get edits where they have rollback. Users who don't have global rights can also enable global queue from settings and perform undo but they should have 1000 edits globally (except test wikis) and should not have more than one active block.

Features

The following features make SWViewer distinctive:

  1. Cross-wiki patrolling: SWViewer uses EventStreams to get edits and since EventStreams has edits from all WMF wikis, it can be used on any wiki or combination of wikis.
  2. Simple interface: SWViewer's interface is a minimal one. This is due to a belief that SWViewer should focus exclusively on vandalism/spam removal, rather than becoming a general-purpose framework for a diversity of unconstructive edits. When more information is needed the interface provides links to relevant pages of the wiki, which open in a normal web browser.
  3. Cross-platform: Developed mainly in JavaScript, PHP and hosted on Toolforge, SWViewer is cross-platform. It can be easily used on any device including mobile phones and actually has a mobile-friendly interface.

Feedback

Userboxes

SWViewer users can add the userbox to their page.

You will also be listed in Wikimedians who use SWViewer.

Code Result
{{Template:User SWViewer}}
 This user uses SWViewer to revert vandalism.
Usage

See also