Ba Menda via MediaWiki-l a écrit, le mardi 20 octobre 2020 à 15:13:51 : That is normal, I hadn't asked my question. I wrote it on the talk page indicated by Amir Aharoni, thanks for the link! I copy it here, just so that you know what I'm talking about, no special need to reply : I'm blind and using lynx. So, first of all, I would like to thank mediawiki developers for the great level of accessibility of wikimedia. Then you may place yourself in the context of non-visual rendering and no fast track to browse the screen with the eyes but search line by line for the relevant content. With the old skin, in this context, the content used to start on the first screen, not right at the beginning nor at the end of it, so it required some research to find the exact place, but it was always on the first screen. With the new skin, it starts further, often on the fifth screen, which means I have to pres 4 times on PageDown to go on the screen where the article begins and then browse line by line with my braille device to find the exact place. Pressing 4 times PageDown isn't a problem in itself, although it's less friendly than before, but the article doesn't always begin in the 5th screen. For example, on the French Wikipedia, if I open the page "Jimi Hendrix", it starts on the 12th screen, so it starts to make it painful to find the beginning of the article, because we never exactly know. I probably could change this behaviour in my preferences, but, will it work if I'm not logged in? and I think it could be solved another way. Indeed, I wanted to use the "Aller au contenu" ("Go to content") link, which points to https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jimi_Hendrix#content but it just brings me to the very beginning of the page. If there is a way to make this link work, with lynx, it would be, for me at least, for others I hope, an even more convenient way than with the old skin. Pascal