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Oh yeah, you’re right. But that just gets you Chrome’s behaviour (the first preferred language has to equal the browser UI language). So I suppose GGP is mostl
by Tijdreiziger 2y ago
Oh yeah, you’re right. But that just gets you Chrome’s behaviour (the first preferred language has to equal the browser UI language).
So I suppose GGP is mostly right, in the sense that most browsers get this wrong (except Firefox).
- kalleboo 2y agoYeah it's still not ideal. As someone who lives between 3 languages what I'd really like is a browser setting for language per-site. E.g. I want my Swedish bank's site in Swedish, not the English translation, I want Google Maps in Japanese so I can see the Kanji for the station names, but I want the AWS console in English. Each of these sites have their own toggles but they are very inconsistent and keep resetting, the browser would have done a much better job. I wonder if this can be done with a browser extension.