@naimibaby Your explanation is clear - keeping the addresses in Hebrew in the Data Collection has clear benefits for users. I wanted to understand whether setting “Filter by country” to Israel would be good enough for your use case, and now it is evident it isn’t.
The next question that comes to my mind is based on what do you decide to display the addresses in Hebrew or in English. Should you always use Hebrew for Hebrew sites and English for English ones? Will you ever want English addresses in a Hebrew site, or Hebrew addresses in an English site?
The reason I am asking is because it can take us a while to add manual language support again.
The Google Maps API supports a single language for addresses across your website, so one language for all Address Inputs.
This means the address language settings belong at the website level, for example: in the Dashboard. We also want to move the API key management to the Dashboard, so you wouldn’t have to go through the error-prone routine of pasting it in every Address Input - but as I mentioned this could take a while.
So in the meantime I are trying to figure out if we can provide a good strategy for choosing the address language, something better than the current “always use English” strategy.
Will call you in a few minutes to hear all about the Editor bugs. Thanks!