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What I don’t like that how they put the languages of the article behind a drop down menu button. Personally I find the available languages are a good indicator
by haunter 4y ago
What I don’t like that how they put the languages of the article behind a drop down menu button.
Personally I find the available languages are a good indicator about the “reach” of the article.
In the previous design it was just a glance on the sidebar to see if translations are available or not. Now I have to click and sometimes even scroll too if I want to see all languages.
- layer8 4y agoI frequently switch between different language versions, and it’s annoying that (a) you can’t see at a glance anymore which other language versions are available, and (b) it now takes two clicks to switch language, plus usually some scrolling in the language dropdown. Furthermore, there’s no reason for the dropdown to have a limited fixed height, instead of being able to extend to the height of the browser viewport. It would be nice if one could at least configure a set of “favorite” languages that would be displayed directly when they exist for the page.
- zozbot234 4y agoThe click-through flow for switching language versions is great for most readers. The previous sidebar listing was obscure, now the number of translated versions available is front and center, right next to the title.