> An actual UX decision I cannot wrap my head around is that it cannot be turned off once it you used it on a page/language. More likely because it's harder to

> An actual UX decision I cannot wrap my head around is that it cannot be turned off once it you used it on a page/language. More likely because it's harder to implement. Listening to change and translating one-way is relatively easy, but keeping track of the original state and making sure you don't leak memory doing it is a bit more involved. Perfectly doable, but maybe they just went with "we'll do it later".