This feels more like someone with a political axe to grind rather than a UX one. I travel full time and lived in 20 countries in the last year. Unfortunately ma

This feels more like someone with a political axe to grind rather than a UX one. I travel full time and lived in 20 countries in the last year. Unfortunately many sites deliberately ignore Accept-Language headers and instead geolocate you and guess your language, localizing the entire site including the language selection menu, so this is a problem I am very familiar with and I constantly need to change the language on virtually every site I visit. Ideally a site's language selection menu button includes a globe icon so you can figure out where need to click to change the language, and a flag for quick identification.