These are the examples they suggested:
Multiple ccTLD's
Subdirectories for every language
Subdomains for every language
But is it possible to have the website use the same url's for all languages?
Using the HTTP Header accept-language from the browser and returning the language with the highest q value.
And if the users selects a specific language from a select to use that language.
I have read someone I should set the HTTP Header 'vary' to 'accept-language' to prevent caching problems.
But I'm wondering if this method is bad for Search Engines.
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