Does not seem to be the case. I have Russian Win XP at work and English OS X at home. Both are running Opera in which 1) preferred language is set to English an

Does not seem to be the case. I have Russian Win XP at work and English OS X at home. Both are running Opera in which 1) preferred language is set to English and 2) navigator.language = "en". Yet at work reddit's interface defaults to Russian and at home - to English, following OS preference. Just cleared all cookies and checked all this again. But that's not the point. The point is that there's no sense in localizing interface when content is not localized. I'm going mad seeing pages in mixed languages for no reason. // Sorry for starting this off-topic discussion, today's not my best day by any measure.