I was going to put little content-negotiation in place for a web app
I'm working on and was seeing how changing the "Language" and "Region
Format" settings in
Settings -> General -> International
affected the value of the HTTP Accept-Language header that Mobile
Safari sends. As far as I can tell the "Region Format" setting has no
effect. For example, setting the language to "English" and the region
format to "United Kingdom" will still result in "en-us" being sent as
the Accept-Language header.
For the other languages we support here are the results:
English en-us
French fr-fr
Italian it-it
German de-de
Spanish es-es
Chinese (Traditional) zh-cn
Chinese (Simplified) zh-tw
Are there scenarios when the user can set their phone to one of the
above languages but Safari will send a different Accept-Language
header? For example, is there some way that a user in Switzerland
might set that might result in "de-ch", "it-ch" or "fr-ch" being sent,
or where a UK user might configure their phone to send "en-gb"?
What about Chinese users? (They are important to us.) Are there more
variations than just zh-cn and zh-tw that the iPhone might send out?
If I missed this in the online docs my apologies in advance.
Best, Darren
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