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Jap, that might be the case ... for 0.001% of the users. I think using the browsers "Accept-Language" (beside manual language switch in the page) is the only wa
by Lorenz-Kraft 13y ago
Jap, that might be the case ... for 0.001% of the users. I think using the browsers "Accept-Language" (beside manual language switch in the page) is the only way to go, because it respects the user decision. If the user is not able to make the decision: who are you (=developer) to make this decision?
- sanxiyn 13y agoYou can't claim to respect user decision when users don't know how to set what is supposedly "user decision".
- Lorenz-Kraft 13y agoJap, i think "users agree" is more to the point (i'm not nativ english speaking). The user "agrees" in some way (because he does not change, or let it change) to the "Accept-Language" header sent by the browser (which correlates to the used browser language (developers switching this value excluded))