omg reedy thank you so much i didn't remember

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You need to select HTTPS not HTTP.

I've ran into the same issue a few times myself.

Same with {{Disambiguation with potential}}

Tools -> Auto save settings file every 10 pages covers AWB settings and list of pages left. As well as every 10 pages it will apply at end of list if in bot mode.

Also don't add {{Orphan}} to pages with {{Painting index}}

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template_talk:WikiProject_banner_shell#BLP_tagging

I have documented the behaviour and therefore what to do in user manual - https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:AutoWikiBrowser/Find_and_replace&diff=prev&oldid=1223950403

rev 12613, Invalid citation parameter: trans-work is valid

If we UnCheck Beta: unicode UTF-8 for world wide language support, and restart the system there was no issue

All needs writeapi, not just user.

The user has writeapi and I manually did an API edit from my user account to confirm that access isn't disabled through some other mechanism. So I can make an edit through the API on my account, but AWB gives the error above when using a bot password on the same account, even with all of my permissions delegated through the bot password.

On Special:ListGroupRights make sure user group has writeapi right.

Even WMF wikis do have sometimes interwikis even now, eleven years after Wikidata going live (e.g. when topics don’t perfectly match up in different languages) – although probably few enough that they on their own don’t justify a genfix. However, if Wikia/Fandom continues to rely on them, maybe this task should be declined?

They shouldn’t be blindly deleted. If they still exist, it’s probably because articles in different languages don’t perfectly match up. Interwikis should be removed only in one of the following three cases: