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Display browser language of the visitors #3726
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I agree that this is interesting. Right now though, we don't even store the data in the 1st normal form (e.g. de-de,de,en-us,en). Sometimes we have multiple occurences of the same language, e.g. de-de,de,en-us,en - which one is important here? de-de or de? Are they the same? What about en, en-gb and en-us? What is important here? Should we just count the first language or all in the list? Should we build multiple statistics like "First Browser Language", "Second Browser Language"? Ideas? |
I guess the main language should be enough for most users. |
Ah nice! Good to know, almost started with it myself :) |
Only first language of the list, to keep things simple I think. We could alternatively look at secondary languages if the first one is en-us for example, because I know lots of browsers ship by default with en-us settings and users don't necessarily change it. |
Thanks! :-) I was scratching my head for the last 5 minutes and wondered why tests were suddenly failing on Travis.. |
Very nice changes! Code review:
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Browser language setting is already tracked for every visitor.
That data should also be available within the frontend.
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