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On 30/05/15 14:07, gevisz wrote: |
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>I do not know how to do that. |
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Go to [1], scroll to the bottom. There should be some settings for yt |
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language. |
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>Yes, but according to the link, provided by Marc, it contains gettext |
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>instruction for its translation according to the locale set on the |
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>local computer. |
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>I get this issue for all youtube videos, either on youtube or embedded |
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>into the html code on other web-sites: right-clicking the video brings |
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>the menu in a non-English language. (One of its entries in English is |
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>"Get embedded code".) |
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No. It's about localizing web pages with gettext. gettext is on the |
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server side. The server sets a locale for the session and then localizes |
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your page accordingly via calls to gettext before you even get the page. |
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Basically on your first visit yt tries to guess your locale based on |
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several parameters. Mainly the Accept-Language http header (the thing in |
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Settings->Content which you already found). It stores whatever your |
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current setting is in your cookies and whenever you visit yt or have a |
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video embedded in some site this cookie determines the language for yt |
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content. |
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>Moreover, if the menu "is from the site and not from firefox", why I |
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>get it in English from the other instance of the Firefox run in the |
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>same environment? |
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It probably uses the same cookies. |
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[1] http://youtube.com |
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