Nice! Could you add a options panel for adding sites to the list... Or could you please add https://wiki.archlinux.org/ to the list?

The biggest problem with this addon is that it is not available for android. The new wikipedia look is atrocious and a UX nightmare.

nice addon, small and works like a charm! can you add https://www.antwiki.org/ please?

super lightweight and perfect! i forgot i even had this extension, it feels so natural.

LIFESAVER! New wiki design is the worst

This is a great extension. However I have noticed that when you press enter to go to a page from searching on https://www.wikipedia.org/ it doesn't set it to the Vector Skin, although it does work if you click it. Also some search results seem to use the newer skin. Like when I search "JA" from https://en.wikipedia.org it uses the modern skin.

I love this fix that you made, thank you. Your work deserves 5 stars for fixing something that shouldn't have been changed in the first place.

I do notice some issues though. The addon doesn't work if you are visiting Wikipedia without JavaScript enabled. I've always visited Wikipedia without JavaScript enabled for added security.

Please fix, if you can, thanks.

RE: I contacted you on your Reddit profile.

UPDATE: It seems to be working now.

Here's what I noticed, at first install of your addon, with Wikipedia set as UNTRUSTED on NoScript by default, it loads the Vector 2023 layout. But after setting Wikipedia as "Temp. TRUSTED" it loads Wikipedia. After restarting Firefox and visiting Wikipedia again, it loads Vector 2010 without setting it as "Temp. TRUSTED" on NoScript.

Works like a charm.

There is a bug with the WP search results page. The redirect doesn't work properly when clicking the links there, maybe something to do with the tracking params appended to the URL.

Edit: The above problem seems to be fixed now.
I noticed that when opening WP via a bookmark with a keyword (and %s in the URL), the redirect doesn't take effect. It only does so on reloading the page. I don't know how https-everywhere does it, but it didn't seem to have this problem. The regex gets a bit tricky though, in order to handle sections in the URL (#), and probably breaks on cases I didn't think about. I haven't tried any other redirect extensions.

Not sure if there is a better way to leave comments here, if not maybe a repo on github or somewhere would be more manageable.

A million thanks. Now i will go and find the idiot that redesigned wikipedia and beat his ass.

Christ on a bike....thank you!

Thanks for this. Saved my day, can't stand 40% of my monitor being unused white space…