ewald@: M-64 will be branched tomorrow and will be promoted to Beta in 2 weeks time.Please plan the fix accordingly.

 
Thank you!

Is the views menu shipping by default in 64?

Yes, their plan is to ship this in M64.

On second look, the stoplights shouldn't be there in a legit RTL situation (10.12+) Try Cocoa browser/Safari/TextEdit/etc. with either 
-NSForceRightToLeftWritingDirection YES -AppleTextDirection YES

or switching to Arabic/Hebrew and logging in/out of your macOS user.

So I think the larger issue is views stoplight location.

Hi lgrey,

Can you explain what you mean? I didn't follow about the stoplights should not be there (shouldn't they in RTL) or what you mean by "So I think the larger issue is views stoplight location".

Sorry, I initially got confused and thought this was MacViews browser. Two issues:

1) For CocoaBrowser, #force-ui-direction, #force-text-direction, and #mac-rtl isn't a good test invocation because there's a bunch of things (stoplight location, natural text direction) that don't get triggered that way. If you launch with 

-NSForceRightToLeftWritingDirection YES -AppleTextDirection YES #force-ui-direction #mac-rtl
(or do the RTL language login dance)

you should see something like the attached screenshot.

2) When I was confused and thought we were talking about MacViews browser, I built it and noticed it doesn't reposition the stoplights to the right with the correct RTL flags (so it looks like your screenshot).

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OK, thanks for the explanation (and sorry for the confusion - the RTL stuff is a little mind-bending at times).

So this bug should be closed, correct?

There should probably be a separate bug for MacViews browser (maybe there is?) but I'm sure it won't escape our notice by the time we get there, so agreed.

 Issue 792403  has been merged into this issue.