var locale = window.navigator.language != "en-US" ? 'jp' : 'en-US'; or what?
For those who is using a Chinese version of Windows, you may want to try visiting the site with a current prebuilt binary of Node-Webkit (with locale issue), or use Firefox (with language configured), just in case you see a Japanese website and no where to change it to English.
Kenyth
2013-07-23 17:39:38 +08:00
" P.S. One of our New Year’s Resolutions is to meet up with 100 users in 2013. If you're interested in grabbing a coffee with the Striking.ly team, sign up here! " = =!!!
where do you see this line of code? var locale = window.navigator.language != "en-US" ? 'jp' : 'en-US'; or what?
I think we default to English if we couldn't detect the language. I'm looking into it now.
dfguo
2013-07-23 17:54:42 +08:00
@Kenyth we love talking to our users and learn from them. We've already organized user meet ups in New York, San Francisco, Tokyo and Hong Kong this year.
Well I didn't 'see' that code per se. I presumed there might be something like that. I'm using Firefox, Chinese Windows 7 64bit in VMware. Chrome 28 tested. If i'm the only one, I think it's the time for me to create a new box....
dfguo
2013-07-23 19:07:11 +08:00
@ripplecn are you on VPN? It's possible that your vpn box is in japan.
ripplecn
2013-07-23 19:35:22 +08:00
@dfguo ehh, I'm using Tor, the IP address changes rapidly. I think it's something to do with my system, not to my IP no? I tried Chrome which is isolated from Tor, I see nothing different.
My local machine is running OS X in English, in the U.S., works well as it is.
Am I still the only one on reporting this? Have you tried some broswer combatibility tools yet?