> Localization is all about edge cases, though. If you ignore edge cases, you'll ignore most world languages, after all.
The edge case of someone setting their device to a different language than the one they want to use in a specific application is not one of localization but of usability.
> By all means, make a guess at what language to use, but always allow the user to choose in case you guess wrong.
While I agree I wouldn't call it a guess as it's a setting a user set when setting up their device.
The edge case of someone setting their device to a different language than the one they want to use in a specific application is not one of localization but of usability.
> By all means, make a guess at what language to use, but always allow the user to choose in case you guess wrong.
While I agree I wouldn't call it a guess as it's a setting a user set when setting up their device.