Open SuspiciousLookingOwl opened 3 years ago
This can be done by sending a request with data:
[[["MkEWBc","[[\"WORD_TO_CHECK\",\"auto\",\"TARGET_LANGUAGE\",true],[null]]",null,"generic"]]]
example result
)]}' 393 [["wrb.fr","MkEWBc","[[null,null,\"en\",[[[0,[[[null,7]\n]\n,[true]\n]\n]\n]\n,7]\n]\n,[[[null,null,null,null,null,[[\"pengujian\",[\"pengujian\"]\n]\n]\n]\n]\n,\"id\",1,\"auto\",[\"testing\",\"auto\",\"id\",true]\n]\n,\"en\",[\"testing\",null,null,[[\"test\"]\n,null,1]\n,null,null,null,null,\"en\",1]\n]\n",null,null,null,"generic"] ,["di",29] ,["af.httprm",28,"-2444905251841777356",28] ] 26 [["e",4,null,null,430] ]
where the detected language seems to be in ...[[null,null,\"en\"...
...[[null,null,\"en\"...
But this also mean that we need to send 2 requests, first to get the detected language, second to get the base64 data
@SuspiciousLookingOwl Thank you for the information. It's interesting! I think it would be nice to have this language detection feature!
This can be done by sending a request with data:
example result
where the detected language seems to be in
...[[null,null,\"en\"...
But this also mean that we need to send 2 requests, first to get the detected language, second to get the base64 data