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**User story:** As a not-logged-in user, I want to see the Wikidata UI in the language specified in my browser, in order to understand the UI. **Problem:** If no different uselang or user preference is specified, Wikidata (and Wikimedia Commons) currently only showing the English version of the UI, independent of the user context. **Steps to reproduce:** Open Wikidata everywhere on the world without logging in. **Solution:** It would be better if the browser settings (Accept-Language) would be considered. **Notes:** **Acceptance criteria:** [] **Open questions:** **Community communication:** Who we need to keep in the loop and in what way: Who this could be interesting for and in what way: **Original:**

**User story:** As a not-logged-in user, I want to see the Wikidata UI in the language specified in my browser, in order to understand the UI. **Problem:** If no different uselang or user preference is specified, Wikidata (and Wikimedia Commons) currently only showing the English version of the UI, independent of the user context. **Steps to reproduce:** Open Wikidata everywhere on the world without logging in. **Notes:** * This can already be done by configuring ULS accordingly (T351899#9373664) ``` $wgULSAnonCanChangeLanguage = true $wgULSLanguageDetection = true ``` **Acceptance criteria:** [] People who aren't logged in can change the UI language [] The UI is changed based on ULS language detection **Open questions:** **Community communication:** Who we need to keep in the loop and in what way: Who this could be interesting for and in what way: **Original:** This task came out of insights from Wikidata Analytics research.

**User story:** As a not-logged-in user, I want to see the Wikidata UI in the language specified in my browser, in order to understand the UI. **Problem:** If no different uselang or user preference is specified, Wikidata (and Wikimedia Commons) currently only showing the English version of the UI, independent of the user context. **Steps to reproduce:** Open Wikidata everywhere on the world without logging in. **Solution:** It would be better if the browser settings (Accept-Language) would be considered. **Notes:** * This can already be done by configuring ULS accordingly (T351899#9373664) ``` $wgULSAnonCanChangeLanguage = true $wgULSLanguageDetection = true ``` **Acceptance criteria:** [] People who aren't logged in can change the UI language [] The UI is changed based on ULS language detection **Open questions:** **Community communication:** Who we need to keep in the loop and in what way: Who this could be interesting for and in what way: **Original:** This task came out of insights from Wikidata Analytics research.