New language stuff not working with Safari

The new language detection stuff on php.net doesn't work with Apple's new browser, Safari. Whenever I try the manual shortcut (like /echo), I get a japanese manual. For your information, Safari sends its language string (according to phpinfo()) as en-us, ja;q=0.48, es-es;q=0.93, es;q=0.90, it-it;q=0.86, it;q=0.83, pt-pt;q=0.79, pt;q=0.76, fr-fr;q=0.72, fr;q=0.69, de-de;q=0.66, de;q=0.62, nl-nl;q=0.59, nl;q=0.55, ja-jp;q=0.52, en;q=0.97, da-dk;q=0.45, da;q=0.41, fi-fi;q=0.38, fi;q=0.34, ko-kr;q=0.31, ko;q=0.28, no-no;q=0.24, no;q=0.21, sv-se;q=0.17, sv;q=0.14, zh-cn;q=0.10, zh-tw;q=0.07, zh;q=0.03 I'm not sure how one parses this, but it appears that en-us should be easily detectable as the primary language. Anyway, up until yesterday I was finding the manual shortcut to be very useful, but now it's very annoying, because I have to change to the english manual whenever I use it. -- Kevin Ballard kevin@sb.org http://www.tildesoft.com Email from Korea or China must go to <kevin.nb@sb.org>