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Request: getBrowserLanguage public

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I’m submitting a…

[ ] bug report
[x ] feature request
[ ] support request

I would like to use the return value of this method when user have not defined his language or when he wants to set his language automatically. Or if possible when setting current language with a null value, use automatically the browser value.

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Created 6 years ago
Comments:8 (5 by maintainers)

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robisim74commented, Aug 27, 2017

The getBrowserLanguage method is public in the new major version 4.0.0 for Angular v5. Greetings

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robisim74commented, Jul 31, 2017

@johaven About your requests:

When setting current language with a null value, use automatically the browser value: I prefer to keep setCurrentLanguage method as it is, with a not nullable parameter
Make getBrowserLanguage public: ok, that’s possible. In the meantime, you have to implement your own method

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