> That's the language I want to read on 99% of the time. Otherwise, why would I have my machine in that language? In the era of Windows 7 and before. Maybe Win

> That's the language I want to read on 99% of the time. Otherwise, why would I have my machine in that language? In the era of Windows 7 and before. Maybe Windows 8 - don't remember when it changed, BUT someone at Microsoft considered localization a premium feature of Windows Ultimate. What a "great" idea. End result in our small country? Understand you English or not, but that was the version on majority of PCs sold on retail stores and used at home. The other part of the issue is techies don't love localized Windows here. But even if it did, it costs you money no-one will be spending to switch that language for their Mom/Dad/Uncle/... or myself. Luckily Windows lets you set Country or region apps should use. Don't know if browser takes data from that setting or not.