** Changed in: oxide-qt (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Committed = Fix Released
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Web browser should send the system language to websites
navigator.language is unaffected by this bug.
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Web browser should send the system language to websites (Accept-
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What version of Oxide is on there?
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@Chris: I tried the phone in Spanish English. In both cases,
navigator.language = 'en'.
BQ Ubuntu 14.10 r22
Then, should I open another bug?
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@Chris: I tried the phone in Spanish English. In both cases,
navigator.language = 'en'.
BQ Ubuntu 14.10 r22
Then, should I open another bug?
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Perfect then :) Thanks Chris!
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That's why it doesn't work - it was fixed in 1.7
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Inside the webview, you probably use something like navigator.language.
This one got fixed a while ago, but may also be affected by the system
language setting not being transmitted because of the same .mo filename
problem.
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This is now working in OTA-4 for my purposes (Tutanota shows its
interface in the system language both as a webapp and in the standalone
browser). So I am pleased!
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I'm localizing GPS Navigation app and I found this problem:
I'd like to use the user language by default, but inside the webview the
value of navigation.language is 'en' all the times. That variable should
be the same as system, not always English.
Will this bug fix that too? Or should I open
This still won't work because there's another bug
** Also affects: oxide
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed in: oxide
Importance: Undecided = High
** Changed in: oxide
Status: New = In Progress
** Changed in: oxide
Milestone: None = branch-1.9
** Changed in:
** Branch linked: lp:oxide
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Errr, forget that - that shouldn't affect this bug because it doesn't
depend on Chromium localizations
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Title:
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http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~oxide-
developers/oxide/oxide.trunk/revision/1129 should do it
** Changed in: oxide
Status: In Progress = Fix Released
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** Tags added: i18n
** Description changed:
- I created a webapp for the secure email service Tutanota. One nice
- feature is that it is localized in several different lanaguages and it
- automatically presents its interface in the user's preferred language.
+ When the user has selected a
The code is already there in oxide to support a localized Accept-
Language header, but it appears that the translation files needed for
this are not being installed.
** Package changed: webbrowser-app (Ubuntu) = oxide-qt (Ubuntu)
** Changed in: oxide-qt (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided = High
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: webbrowser-app (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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At package build time translations are generated under
/usr/share/locale/$LANG/LC_MESSAGES/oxide-qt.mo.
They are then being stripped off the deb by pkgstriptranslations, and they end
up in the langpack under /usr/share/locale-langpack/$LANG/LC_MESSAGES/oxide.mo
(notice how oxide-qt.mo became
Mistery solved:
dpm oSoMoN, so what I've done is to change the translation domain in the
source package in LP from oxide to oxide-qt. If I remember correctly, this
will make the translations to be exported as oxide-qt in the next language
pack export. I'd suggest to check with pitti next time
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