On Mon, Jul 18, 2016 at 10:00:28AM -0400, Mike Connor wrote: > Ok. That's a fairly rare case, based on what I've seen in product metrics.
how would you notice in the metrics? I type a search term and hope that google returns something useful. If it does not I will refine with some language specific word(s) or some google operator to select language or territory. Things like Wikipedia or Amazon search are so useless in my situation that I won't even try them. Most of the time I use hackers-keyboard in a latin variant which is sufficient for most languages that I need. I have never used accept-language or similar, partly for privacy reasons but mostly because I have never seen a situation where it would be of any use. Also, aren't you metering avoidance behavior? The google app lets me specify a number of languages and whatever language I speak into the micro I have something like a 60% chance to get correct recognition. So I would imagine that for many people that is much better than what Firefox does currently. > The easiest add-on to write would badge the various Wikipedia icons with a > language indicator. Or you can modify the OpenSearch files to directly > modify the icons. That's likely the easiest way to solve this for your use > case. Excellent idea.. but why not show the search engine name in addition or instead of the icons? On my device the icons are placed so sparsely that at least 3 letters would easily fit there. Richard -- Name and OpenPGP keys available from pgp key servers _______________________________________________ mobile-firefox-dev mailing list mobile-firefox-dev@mozilla.org https://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/mobile-firefox-dev
