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True. But what language should you ask them in? Correctly assuming some details improves the UX for the many.
by stedaniels 9y ago
True. But what language should you ask them in? Correctly assuming some details improves the UX for the many.
- ksenzee 9y agoYou should ask them in whatever language their Accept-Language HTTP header specifies. If there isn't one, then ok, maybe look at their IP. But it makes no sense to treat the IP as a more valuable source of information than the HTTP header that's there for exactly this purpose.
- qwerty456127 9y agoIf there isn't one (which is rather improbable - AFAIK all the browsers have it set by default), then it should be either English or both English and the language assumed given the IP address.