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* Being able to switch user-interface language ''without'' restarting the browser. | * Being able to switch user-interface language ''without'' restarting the browser. | ||
* The implementing of the bidirectional algorithm #1 if it isn't already implemented so that Firefox could render Arabic #2 phrases embedded in English texts correctly. | * The implementing of the bidirectional algorithm #1 if it isn't already implemented so that Firefox could render Arabic #2 phrases embedded in English texts correctly. | ||
#1 : see http://www.unicode.org/reports/tr9/ | #1 : see http://www.unicode.org/reports/tr9/ #2 : not restricted to Arabic only but to all RTL complex scripts. | ||
#2 : not restricted to Arabic only but to all RTL complex scripts. | |||
* Convert/Fix/Implement the Unicode control characters or the 'byte code'to the real script,which happens when you type Arabic #2 text in the location bar and click 'Go', the text gets converted to weird characters(Unicode control characters). | * Convert/Fix/Implement the Unicode control characters or the 'byte code'to the real script,which happens when you type Arabic #2 text in the location bar and click 'Go', the text gets converted to weird characters(Unicode control characters). |
Revision as of 13:46, 25 October 2006
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See bug #240914. (David Baron said: I expect this will be fixed for Gecko 1.9 (i.e., Firefox 3.0...) See bug #356184. |
General tasks | |
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Many people I have shown Mozilla Firefox to have missed such a feature as it is in Microsoft Internet Explorer. |
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bug#315748 |
Variant button | |
The main intention is to use the variant button as a language button. This could also go to section 3 of this page. |
Text from this document could be copied to this page. |
MALAYALAM support | |
Please try to include the support for Malayalam language followed by millions of people from the Kerala state in India. IE already supports this. |