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@Sunflash According to "the internets" Private Internet Access are blocked by Netflix. I would think the only way of getting a stable VPN connection is to find someone willing to share a few Mbits of their own residential line. For payment, or a return of the favor with an exit point on my DSL. Something for craigslist?

I use my VPS with DigitalOcean as a VPN server so I can watch US Netflix and Amazon Video. I've set it up using a spare router connected to the VPN. I get a WiFI-zone that has an exit point in the USoA, so my Fire Stick thinks it's in NYC.  However, lately Netflix have made my life miserable by blocking DigitalOcean IPs so I'm cut off... Annoying. Hoping Amazon won't catch on anytime soon.

Late to the party here - language detection works fine now :-)

If the browser sends an accept-language header containing both language and location the result is always english, regardless of languages preferred.

Example accept-language:
"nb-no,en-us,en" yields english (expected norwegian)
"es-mx,en-us,en" yields english (expected spanish)
"nb,en-us,en" yields norwegian (expected)
"es,en-us,en" yields spanish (expected)

interestingly
"en-us,es,en" yields english which is really expected, but is puzzling considering it doesn't work with the other language and location strings...

This seems relevant: https://github.com/angular-translate/angular-translate/issues/1392

I suppose adding aliases for each combination would be an easy (and flexible way) of adressing this. You could add a line in the translation-sheet for a comma separated list of locale aliases and the ones translating could add aliases for their languages. Ex. I'd add "nb-no,nn-no" to norwegian, and whoever translates spanish add "es-es,es-mx,es-xy" to spanish and so on.

Hoping for a fix - And thanks a lot for all your hard work

So; I found the time to have a look at this again:

If the browser sends locale AND country (nb-NO, es-SE, de-DE) the app is shown in english. When only the locale is sent (nb, es, de) the app is shown in the correct language.

Suggested fix: Since some browsers send locale AND country and some don't, just split the string and use locale only.

Works like a charm in Chrome, Firefox and Opera. Edge and IE won't play along, still. The console has some errors, which may or may not be relevant? 

ETA: I don't care much for Edge/IE so as long as Chrome is fine: I'm a happy camper

I didn't notice until now - I'll test it asap. Works in chrome on android, at least 😊

Deleted offline files/history and it's all dandy again. Even though I had developer console set to disregard cache and always fetch from server that was obviously not enough... This is one of the reasons I don't use Edge/IE11 a lot... :-)

Opening https://app.financier.io in Edge and IE11 (latest) cause the error seen here. Just stuck on the spinner. Tried flushing cookies/caches and using InPrivate browser (incognito mode) so shouldn't be caused by budget-data.

Didn't notice it before but I don't consistently test things in Edge/IE11.

Quote from: ottyacatPart of the problem atleast.

Certainly the same

Import worked fine here, too

I have a LOT of hidden categories, which I just moved to the bottom and collapsed. I notice that the budget for month tool also will budget in the hidden categories, though, which is probably not wanted (and doesn't happen in ynab4). Side note; average of last three months seem to just take one third of previous months budget?

Great work, thanks for pushing on!

I wouldn't consider myself a proper trekkie, but I'm working my way thru TNG now. In the middle of season 5, atm

/budget

New budget:
* not created with localized category names

Quick budget:
* budget to zero: string is not localized

New account:
* createAccountCtrl.account.name: placeholder="My account name" not localized. missing in translation-resource
* createAccountCtrl.type: On/off-budget strings not localized in dropdown with account types
* help text is escaped - line breaks shown as \n in the message


/account
"All Accounts" - string not localized
"Initial balance" - string not localized and missing in resource
"Income for {{month}}" - month name not localized (Income for October)

/reports
Month names not localized (Oct'16)

and
translation resource: CLEARED is duplicated at line 30 and 267

I didn't see this mentioned anywhere? Is it in the works?

If you trapped the key down event, couldn't you automatically move the cursor to the end for the arithmetic keys? Would save me a bit of overwriting :-)