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This is determined by the settings in your browser. If you don't like getting German version as default, then change your browser config. Not only you have lin
by kk_cz 9y ago
This is determined by the settings in your browser. If you don't like getting German version as default, then change your browser config.
Not only you have links to different languages in the bottom of the site, you can even find a link to document describing how the standards works and how to change the settings in bunch of different browsers: https://www.debian.org/intro/cn https://www.debian.org/intro/cn
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- scrollaway 9y agoAnd yet, a bunch of sites including Google don't give a rat's arse about the accept-language http header and do their own thing. Wherever I travel, I get search results served in that language even though I have my browser consistently configured to want English.
- kk_cz 9y agoI agree that in general the support might be better, but for me Google works as expected at least in my current location (Czech Republic). If I set preferred language to Czech I get search form in Czech. After changing settings to English I get English search form (with link to the Czech version underneath the search bar). Just for fun I have also tried Dutch and it seems to work as well (there are some foreign words, but I don't speak Dutch so it might as well be Klingon). Tested in Firefox and in newly opened private Window, so logon / previous sessions wouldn't affect the results.