Description of problem: Most translators master their mother languages better than others. One project may have many languages to be translated; however, zanata should display translators' preferred/main languages first before others to save the time to search for those preferred/main languages. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 0. Log in as a non-English translator, for example, zh-Hant 1. Enter one project page, for example, fonts-tweak-tool https://translate.zanata.org/zanata/project/view/fonts-tweak-tool 2. Enter one version page, for example, master https://translate.zanata.org/zanata/iteration/view/fonts-tweak-tool/master?cid=195174 3. Languages showed to be translated Actual results: Languages showed to be translated, sorted by Alphabet ==> Afrikans > Albanian > Amharic... Expected results: Suggested as below, Languages showed to be translated, preferred/main languages first, followed by others which may be later sorted by Alphabet ==> Chinese (Traditional, Taiwan) [translator's main language] ==> Chinese (Taiwan) [translator's main language] ==> Chinese (Simplified) [translator's reference language/preferred language] ==> Japanese [translator's reference language] | Afrikans > Albanian > Amharic... Additional info:
There is a workaround for the moment: On the project page, each version on the list has a drop-down which will take the user directly to the document list for a language. This drop-down only shows the list of languages the user belongs to. Two options for solving this: - A Separate list of user languages - A new sort order choice that puts the user's languages first (this would be the default). There would be some identifying features to highlight the user's languages. - An option to always show your languages first no matter what the sort order is.
For last option: The toggle would be disabled or hidden for users with no languages.
Migrated; check JIRA for bug status: http://zanata.atlassian.net/browse/ZNTA-126