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They are - objectively - wrong. There's a spec, and they're violating it. This gets even more absurd given that they most likely produce the user agent as well

by scbrg 5y ago

They are - objectively - wrong. There's a spec, and they're violating it. This gets even more absurd given that they most likely produce the user agent as well, so they can't really blame "it's too hard for users to configure the user agent". Put the effin' language selector in the toolbar if configured language doesn't match your wildly inaccurate guesses then.

toast0 5y ago
> They are - objectively - wrong. There's a spec, and they're violating it. Not following a spec only implies they're objectively wrong if the spec is objectively correct. I don't think the Accept-Language spec is objectively correct; for me, it's not even subjectively correct. Following it or not is a choice, and neither is wrong.