fix(lang): respect fallback languages #938
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If
navigator.languages
returns['da', 'en-US', 'en']
, and the Danish language is not available, the user interface should be in English.Currently it is shown in Norwegian, because only
'da'
is taken into account when deciding on the preferred language (andmatch
selectsnb-NO
using the default'best fit'
algorithm).While the Norwegian and Danish languages are similar, I would argue that this is a bug, as
navigator.languages
cleary states that the fallback language should be English.Another potential solution would be to pass
{ algorithm: 'lookup' }
to thematch
function. However, this might break some cases when a'best fit'
approach would be appropriate (e.g. Swiss German falling back to German).See https://helvede.net/@jwcph/113497955274343365.