As a Canadian I've lost track of how many times I've had websites go "oh, you're in Quebec, we're going to default to French now" despite having never lived in Quebec.
As a Canadian I've lost track of how many times I've had websites go "oh, you're in Quebec, we're going to default to French now" despite having never lived in Quebec.
as a french canadian, im so sorry for you
On a tangentially related topic, it annoys me that software is in general built around the assumption that people speak only one language. I don't need translations between Russian, German and English, just serve me the content in the original language ffs.
Same in Sweden, none of us needs English to be translated. Being offered a suggestion is one thing, having it pushed by default is annoying, not being offered the original language at all is offensive
I have to use the browser to re-translate it back to English because the websites won't do it, so it's two translations on top of one another
also assuming that your one language is the language of the country you're at
Feels especially good if you travel a lot.
or websites force-Spanishing themselves in Brazil, where no one speaks Spanish, and refusing to switch to any other language