← Back to context Comment by zaik 6 hours ago What Accept-Language header are you sending? 3 comments zaik Reply cyberax 5 hours ago Not sure, it happened on mobile Firefox. My point is that there should be a way to disable it and switch to a different language manually. Aachen 4 hours ago https://wutools.com/dev/testing-debugging/http-header-viewerFirst hit for 'check http headers', in case that helps find out why websites think you want Chinese content. Maybe it's a bug in the website; maybe it's set as your first preference. Please report the bug if there is one! cyberax 4 hours ago And I'm actually stumped. Firefox is just sending `en-US` on mobile.I have no idea why it selected Mandarin. I can switch back to English by using the "desktop site" feature that _does_ have a language dropdown.
cyberax 5 hours ago Not sure, it happened on mobile Firefox. My point is that there should be a way to disable it and switch to a different language manually. Aachen 4 hours ago https://wutools.com/dev/testing-debugging/http-header-viewerFirst hit for 'check http headers', in case that helps find out why websites think you want Chinese content. Maybe it's a bug in the website; maybe it's set as your first preference. Please report the bug if there is one! cyberax 4 hours ago And I'm actually stumped. Firefox is just sending `en-US` on mobile.I have no idea why it selected Mandarin. I can switch back to English by using the "desktop site" feature that _does_ have a language dropdown.
Aachen 4 hours ago https://wutools.com/dev/testing-debugging/http-header-viewerFirst hit for 'check http headers', in case that helps find out why websites think you want Chinese content. Maybe it's a bug in the website; maybe it's set as your first preference. Please report the bug if there is one! cyberax 4 hours ago And I'm actually stumped. Firefox is just sending `en-US` on mobile.I have no idea why it selected Mandarin. I can switch back to English by using the "desktop site" feature that _does_ have a language dropdown.
cyberax 4 hours ago And I'm actually stumped. Firefox is just sending `en-US` on mobile.I have no idea why it selected Mandarin. I can switch back to English by using the "desktop site" feature that _does_ have a language dropdown.
Not sure, it happened on mobile Firefox. My point is that there should be a way to disable it and switch to a different language manually.
https://wutools.com/dev/testing-debugging/http-header-viewer
First hit for 'check http headers', in case that helps find out why websites think you want Chinese content. Maybe it's a bug in the website; maybe it's set as your first preference. Please report the bug if there is one!
And I'm actually stumped. Firefox is just sending `en-US` on mobile.
I have no idea why it selected Mandarin. I can switch back to English by using the "desktop site" feature that _does_ have a language dropdown.