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Change Chromium language settings

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Chromium web browser can deliver web-pages in almost any language you want. You can also set several languages in order of your preference too which is very handy if you speak more than one language.

Watch the video above or follow the text guide below.

How to change Chromium web browser language

Open Chromium
Click on the Chromium Menu at the top-right of the app window
Click on the Settings menu item
Scroll down to the Show advanced settings link, then click it
Scroll down to the Languages heading
Click on the Language and input settings button
A window should now show your current chosen language(s)
To add a language: click the Add button (you may need to scroll down to see it), then Select a language from the drop-down list, then click on OK to add
To change the order of preference for multiple languages: click on and Drag a language to the desired position (top is 1^st, second is 2^nd etc)
To delete a language: click on the cross/X to the right of it
When finished organizing your languages, click on the Done button

Change Apple Safari language settings (WIN)

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Today, I will show you how to change your language preferences in Apple Safari on Windows. Unfortunately, you can’t change the web browsing language settings on Safari without also changing the entire operating system (Windows) language settings too. It is probably easier to install another browser like Mozilla Firefox, Opera or Google Chrome which you can customize web browsing language preferences.

If you still want to change Safari’s language settings along with your entire Windows operating system language, then continue with this guide.

Watch the video above or follow the text guide below.

How to change web browser & operating system language settings in Apple Safari & Windows

Click the Windows Start button , then click the Control Panel menu item
Click on the Clock, Language & Region category link
Click on the Install or uninstall display languages link
Click on the Install display languages link
Click on the Launch Windows Update link
If there is a link that says: # optional update available, click it and check if there are language packs available for download, select your language and update your pc, or…
If there are no optional updates available, you may need to click the Restore hidden updates link on the left menu bar, then check the check-box for your preferred language, click the Restore button and download using Windows Update
Windows Update will then download and install your chosen language(s) with an Installing display languages window showing the installation progress, this can take a long time
Once Windows finishes installing the language pack(s) with the dialog: The updates were successfully installed, you can then close the Windows Update window
The Clock, Language and Region window should still be open, if not repeat steps 1 and 2
Under the Region and Language heading, click on the Change display language link
Under the Choose a display language heading, click the drop-down list and select your preferred language
Click on OK and then close the Control Panel window (you may need to restart your computer)
Now open a webpage (preferably Google.com) to see your language preferences working (it should be in your chosen language, if not then that website likely does not offer the webpage in your chosen language)

Change Internet Explorer language settings

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If you have ever wanted to change or adjust your web browsing language settings in Internet Explorer then this guide will show you how. Did you know that you can have more than one language preference in Internet Explorer? You can also have several languages in order of your own preference too.

Watch the video above or follow the text guide below.

How to change web browser language settings in Internet Explorer

Open Internet Explorer
Click the Tools Button at the top-right of your browser window (older versions click the Tools menu)
Click Internet Options menu item from the drop-down menu
The General tab should already be selected, if not then select it
Under the Appearance heading, click the Languages button
To add a language: click the Add button, Select a language, then click the OK button to add
To change the order of languages: Select a language, then click the Move Up or Move Down buttons. Top position is 1^st preference, second is 2^nd preference and so on
To remove a language: Select it from current languages, then click the Remove button to remove that language
When you have finished choosing your languages: click on the OK button to the Language Preference window, then OK to the Internet Options window
Now refresh the webpage (preferably Google.com) to see your language preferences working

Change Google Chrome language settings

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If you have ever wanted to change or adjust your web browsing language settings in Google Chrome then this guide will show you how. Did you know that you can have more than one language preference in Google Chrome? You can also have several languages in order of your own preference too.

Watch the video above or follow the text guide below.

How to change web browser language settings in Google Chrome

Open Google Chrome
Click the Chrome Menu icon at the top-right of the window
Click the Settings menu item from the drop-down menu
Scroll down the settings page and click on the link at the bottom that says: Show advanced settings
Now scroll down further to the Languages heading and click on the Languages and input settings button
To remove a language: Select a language, then click the X symbol to it’s right
To add a language: click the Add button at the bottom of the window, Select a language from the drop-down list, then click OK to add the selected language
To change the order of preference for languages: Drag each language to the desired position, top being first preference, second being second preference, and third being third preference, and so on
Now refresh the webpage (preferably Google.com) to see your language preferences working