> If you click on "Search tools", just below the search bar of google, a > dropdown menu appears where you can choose to display only pages in your > language.
Here's an odd thing: it seems that Google displays differently to different users. In my case Google offers me three (drop down menu) Search Tools: - Anytime (the dropdown offers choices of time frame) - All results (the dropdown menu offers: 'all results', 'reading level', 'verbatim') - Location (the city I live in) So in my case , visiting Google using Firefox, the search tools do not offer language selection. But I understand from you that you *do* get a language selection option. (Of course, there are also the Google preferences, where you can set things like 'Safe search filters' and 'results per page' and so on. I those preferences there is a language selection option and I have set Google to serve me pages in english only. (Now, as far as I know Google doesn't enforce that preference rigidly. If I type in a non-english word I also get search results in the language that that word is from. My impression is that the Google engineers choose to cast a wide net.)) > It's because of the automatic language selection. > An URL without extension will serve a different page depending on the > language settings of the user browser: name.it.html if italian, name.html > if english and so on. That is new to me. I consider myself to be a heavy internet browsing user, a heavy Google user; I have not come across this before. Can you possibly direct me to more information about this? Colin Tennyson -- View this message in context: http://lilypond.1069038.n5.nabble.com/Narrow-down-search-of-Lilypond-documentation-to-English-tp173423p173427.html Sent from the User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. _______________________________________________ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-user@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
