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MediaWiki is a widely used wiki software. It is based on a server and follows the terms of the GNU General Public License (GPL). It is available for free. It is known for its fast performance and scalability. It is also known for its rich set of features based on PHP. It relies on the MySQL database as well. It comes with the capability of handling structured data with ease. MediaWiki is suitable for use in Wikimedia projects. It can run on a large server farm with ease. It offers convenience in usage and configurability. Its user base is mainly comprised of companies and organizations. It provides scope for extensibility and customization as well. It also ensures efficient collection and arrangement of knowledge. It provides quick access to knowledge as well.

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Websites using MediaWiki by countrymarket share · top 8 countries
🇩🇪Germany
5%
🇺🇸United States
3.7%
🇮🇱Israel
1.7%
🇷🇺Russian Federation
1.5%
🇫🇷France
1.4%
🇮🇹Italy
1.3%
🇵🇱Poland
1.2%
🇪🇸Spain
1%
0%1.3%2.5%3.8%5%
Websites using MediaWiki by industrydetected industries
Technology & Computing · 42%Medical & Healthcare · 15%Education · 13%Software Development · 12%Marketing & Advertising · 10%Society · 7.9%MARKETSHARE
Technology & Computing42%
Medical & Healthcare15%
Education13%
Software Development12%
Marketing & Advertising10%
Society7.9%

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Frequently asked

What is MediaWiki?›
MediaWiki is a free, open-source software platform that enables users to create and edit content collaboratively via a website built on its platform. It provides a powerful and structured system for managing a wiki and is the technology behind major information websites like Wikipedia and Wikimedia Commons.
What are the system requirements for installing MediaWiki?›
MediaWiki requires PHP version 7.3.19 or later and a compatible database server, such as MySQL or MariaDB, PostgreSQL, or SQLite. Additionally, running MediaWiki on a web server like Apache or Nginx is recommended for the best performance.
Can I use MediaWiki for a private, non-public wiki?›
Yes, MediaWiki can be configured to act as a private, non-public wiki. You can restrict user access, limit editing abilities, and enable user authentication by configuring the LocalSettings.php file and applying various security measures.
How can I customize the appearance of my MediaWiki site?›
MediaWiki allows users to customize their site's appearance using skins, which are sets of CSS and PHP files that determine the layout and design. MediaWiki comes with several pre-installed skins, and you can also create your own or download custom skins from the MediaWiki community.
How do I manage user access and permissions in MediaWiki?›
User access and permissions in MediaWiki are managed through user groups and the assignment of specific rights to these groups. You can create, modify, or delete user groups, as well as grant or revoke specific permissions, by editing the LocalSettings.php file or using the built-in Special:UserRights page.

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