Emiliano wrote:
> I would argue to make this the default choice for your visitors, not the
> mandatory. I've used spanish, german and dutch browsers before, not by
> choice, but could get by since the layout of the browser was familiar. I
> would not want the entire site to switch to spanish or german based on the
> browser I use. IMHO of course.
I think he means the language preferences you set in the browser. I've set
mine to en, pt, fr, es. So a site that properly supports content negotiation
will first try to deliver x.en.html. If it doesn't have an English version, it
will deliver x.pt.html, and so on. The thing to do is to get Midgard to
support content negotiation.
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