> Just listen to the settings that specify what language the user wants. That's what it's for.
In case you haven't noticed: Users lie. All the time. Every day.
If Google found that "just listening to the settings in the HTTP request header" helped more users than it hurt, Google would have switched to using it a long time ago. The web is a messy place - sometimes you can't even trust a website to report its own encoding correctly.
In case you haven't noticed: Users lie. All the time. Every day.
If Google found that "just listening to the settings in the HTTP request header" helped more users than it hurt, Google would have switched to using it a long time ago. The web is a messy place - sometimes you can't even trust a website to report its own encoding correctly.