Firefox 2 Language Problems
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Firefox 2 Language Problems
When I access IMSLP form Firefox two, the pages appear in what seem like random languages. The main page is in Arabic, and other pages are in various languages. Has this bug been seen before?
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I'm terrible at recognizing languages, but here are the words for Main Page (from the left toolbar) as I go through pages.
From:
Main Page - Faqja Kryesore
Contributor Portal - الصفحة الرئيسية
IMSLP Goals - Tuisblad
These are the only three languages (other than English) that I can find, and the third is less common than the others. Clicking on the language links near the bottom of the left toolbar has no effect.
I'm using Firefox 2.0.0.12, on a Mac Pro running OS 10.4.10.
This language bug does not affect the entire page - only the left toolbar and the top tabs, which makes me think it might be a wiki problem.
From:
Main Page - Faqja Kryesore
Contributor Portal - الصفحة الرئيسية
IMSLP Goals - Tuisblad
These are the only three languages (other than English) that I can find, and the third is less common than the others. Clicking on the language links near the bottom of the left toolbar has no effect.
I'm using Firefox 2.0.0.12, on a Mac Pro running OS 10.4.10.
This language bug does not affect the entire page - only the left toolbar and the top tabs, which makes me think it might be a wiki problem.
That should absolutely not happen on one page. If it was different pages there might be a chance that the problem is with my IMSLP extensions, but to have different languages for the sidebar on one page is different. Do you have the same problem when you log in, or when you visit Wikipedia (both logged in and out)?
I think I know what the problem is. That version of Firefox must be configured so that all of these languages have the same weight value. Technically speaking the behaviour of IMSLP is not a bug in this case, but of course I will try to make it as predictable as possible. That means that a random language among the three will become the default for IMSLP, as opposed to the current behaviour of having a randomization for every page.