Case-sensitive and multiple language search in Wikipedia

Hi,
I'm a big fan of GoldenDict but there are two things which seriously limit the usefulness of GoldenDict:
1. Searches in Wikipedia dictionaries seem to be case-sensitive. For example, the search for "abaco islands" in the Wikipedia group returns "No translation for abaco islands was found in group Wikipedia."
This has already been a topic in 2011: "That is what Wikipedia returns. We have no control on how it performs the search. If it can't search case-insensitively, then so can't we."[1].
Nevertheless it's obvious that Wikipedia does NOT search case-sensitively. If I type "w abaco islands" in the address bar of my browser (Opera) and press enter, I get to the article for Abaco Islands. The "w" search is linked to "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Search?search=%s".
The search in the Wikipedia website itself is also not case-sensitive.
2. If I search for a certain word in the Group Wikipedia, it is only found in multiple languages, when the title of the article is *exactly* the same in the other languages. Example: "Icelandic alphabet" is only found in the English Wikipedia and not for instance in the French Wikipedia. The article on the Wikipedia website[2] shows in the language category on the left that there is a French version of the article (called "Alphabet islandais").
The effect of these two issues is that I always have to check the GoldenDict search results on the Wikipedia website if they are correct. The question is then why not use Wikipedia directly in a browser and dump GoldenDict for Wikipedia searches?!
Thorsten
[1] viewtopic.php?f=4&t=1202&p=5213&hilit=case+sensitive#p5213
[2] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Icelandic_alphabet
I'm a big fan of GoldenDict but there are two things which seriously limit the usefulness of GoldenDict:
1. Searches in Wikipedia dictionaries seem to be case-sensitive. For example, the search for "abaco islands" in the Wikipedia group returns "No translation for abaco islands was found in group Wikipedia."
This has already been a topic in 2011: "That is what Wikipedia returns. We have no control on how it performs the search. If it can't search case-insensitively, then so can't we."[1].
Nevertheless it's obvious that Wikipedia does NOT search case-sensitively. If I type "w abaco islands" in the address bar of my browser (Opera) and press enter, I get to the article for Abaco Islands. The "w" search is linked to "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Search?search=%s".
The search in the Wikipedia website itself is also not case-sensitive.
2. If I search for a certain word in the Group Wikipedia, it is only found in multiple languages, when the title of the article is *exactly* the same in the other languages. Example: "Icelandic alphabet" is only found in the English Wikipedia and not for instance in the French Wikipedia. The article on the Wikipedia website[2] shows in the language category on the left that there is a French version of the article (called "Alphabet islandais").
The effect of these two issues is that I always have to check the GoldenDict search results on the Wikipedia website if they are correct. The question is then why not use Wikipedia directly in a browser and dump GoldenDict for Wikipedia searches?!
Thorsten
[1] viewtopic.php?f=4&t=1202&p=5213&hilit=case+sensitive#p5213
[2] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Icelandic_alphabet