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It's a shame how Google completely disregards your HTTP Accept-Language header. If they didn't, this would be much less of a problem.
by Sephr 15y ago
It's a shame how Google completely disregards your HTTP Accept-Language header. If they didn't, this would be much less of a problem.
- bhrgunatha 15y agoThis annoys me more than anything - not just google, but for a large and growing number of sites. They completely ignore your browser settings and select language based on IP address. I installed the google international search plugin from mycroft which has solved my problem with google - but still suffer the myriad of other sites that ignore my browser's config.
- Matt_Cutts 15y agoI think in the past we saw a lot of people with their Accept-Language header set wrong, which is why we haven't used it. But we've been having a good discussion internally about the "my language won't stick" issues raised on this thread.
- Sephr 15y agoHow practical would it be to initially trust Accept-Language but also prominently display a link to change to the language detected through IP geolocation (with an easy way to hide/decline the link)?