Moderator Tools/Content moderation on mobile web/Overflow menu

In the mobile web interface, by default administrators are not presented with any links to delete or protect a page. Users also cannot access the Move page button or other informational/utility links without switching to the desktop version.

By turning on Advanced Mobile Contributions (AMC), users can access a drop-down ‘overflow’ menu which includes Delete and Protect buttons for administrators, among other links such as Move and Wikidata Item for all editors. Users can see the overflow menu on user and user talk pages without turning on AMC.

Even with AMC turned on, administrators do not see a link to Block another user via this dropdown menu.

We want to make these tools more seamless for editors and administrators to access, and add the Block item to the menu when on user pages.

Options
We're currently exploring a few different options for this work.


 * We could make this menu visible to administrators by default, without needing to turn on AMC, to provide access to admin tools. As very active editors, administrators are unlikely to be confused or disrupted by the new menu. This may be more technically complex than simply making the menu visible to all editors.
 * We could instead make it visible to all logged-in users (delete/protect/block would not be visible to non-admins) without AMC. This risks confusing newer editors with unexpected links, but may be net-positive and is likely to be technically simpler.
 * We could also explore an in-between approach, where users only see the menu after making one or more edits for example. This may be more confusing because it may not be clear why and when the interface is changing.

What do you think is the best approach? Let us know your thoughts on the talk page.

April 2022
This work will start with a few investigations to better understand our available options:
 * T305927
 * T305928
 * T306175

We have also been doing a small amount of data analysis and found that the 'Cite this page' button is by far the least clicked list element, at just 0.7% of interactions. We may consider removing this button from the list.