It's really easy to change that setting. I've had many programs use my native language, but always want english.
I appreciate the effort they make though, especially for those still with bad english skills, like my parents for example.
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It’s not easy to change the settings. I literally have to search for where to do it and even then it always switches back for some reason. Also you'd think that they're good enough to provide lang settings based on your years of previous usage.
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Distribution of Firefox localizations on desktop platforms is primarily a download-time thing. A given download contains only one language. There's some support for installing more and switching between them, but it's not designed to be the primary path for users.
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Per other parts of the thread some of this seems to be Google sending users searching for "Firefox" to language-specific URLs rather than to mozilla.org's root. If you go to mozilla.org/ we do honor Accept-Language; mozilla.org/ar forces Arabic.
Aug 11, 2019 · 4:45 AM UTC



