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About 8% of the world uses a right-to-left script for their native language. A much larger fraction (probably over 15%) use an RTL script for a secondary language. And yet - dillo does not seem to support right-to-left scripts. Taking the most common one, Arabic: When we visit a website in Arabic, e.g.:
both the text on the tab, and in the rendered page, is rendered left-to-right (also, with the letters disconnected, but that will probably work better when you use a proper Unicode rendering engine). Diacritics also seem to be messed up (they're done through character which result in modifier glyphs).
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Text in right-to-left languages is rendered left-to-right, in UI and on page
Text in right-to-left languages is rendered left-to-right
Dec 16, 2024
About 8% of the world uses a right-to-left script for their native language. A much larger fraction (probably over 15%) use an RTL script for a secondary language. And yet - dillo does not seem to support right-to-left scripts. Taking the most common one, Arabic: When we visit a website in Arabic, e.g.:
https://ar.wikipedia.org/
both the text on the tab, and in the rendered page, is rendered left-to-right (also, with the letters disconnected, but that will probably work better when you use a proper Unicode rendering engine). Diacritics also seem to be messed up (they're done through character which result in modifier glyphs).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: