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Hi,

I think the labels should be translated (to have UI translated consistently) and the original terms should be searched (that's why I filled the bug:). On the other hand, I agree that a user can be confused if he gets meaningful results using the translated labels, but no results for translated own search.

One more point - it seems that capitalization matters and capitalized keyword (the current state) gets substantially less results.

Best regards,
Stanislav


Dne 19.2.2015 v 14:50 Cor Nouws napsal(a):
Hi all,

I was looking to this bug
   https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=87597

Choose Tools - Options - Personalization - Own Theme.
The suggestions there
   pxhJi Abstract | BDTdC Color | GjKFW Music | kCoME Nature
are translated so there's little to find when I use the Dutch UI :)

Now it's simple to change that for Dutch, but there are two more options:
  - make the words non localizable,
  - search for the original term, independent of the localization :)

I would appreciate opinions on this.

Thanks a lot,
Cor



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