On Monday 08 May 2017 09:27:52 Abdullah Sh. wrote:
> Well as far I can test, Django i18n does supports fall-back 'xx-YY' to
> 'xx' then to default ('en' in my case) but only for 'Accept-Language'
> user agent header. It does not do same for URL language switch.

Could you please report this as a bug (maybe feature request)? I've 
dealt with this too but didn't chase it down, so thanks a bunch for that.

>From end-user perspective, there are not that many that are aware of 
the language setting of their browser. If one wants to switch language 
and you have one of those language switchers in your site it should 
always be prefered over Accept-Language header in my opinion.
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Melvyn Sopacua

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