The language used in the AI interface
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SmokDiplodok last edited by
Does anyone know why, after forcing the browser to start in a specific language (the --lang option), the AI interface remains in English? This effect isn't present in Windows 11. It's a minor detail, but it's one of those annoying things.
Has anyone encountered this behavior?Linux Mint 22.1 "Xia" x64
Opera 120.0.5543.93
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krishnnadutt112 last edited by
@SmokDiplodok said in The language used in the AI interface:
Does anyone know why, after forcing the browser to start in a specific language (the --lang option), the AI interface remains in English? This effect isn't present in Windows 11. It's a minor detail, but it's one of those annoying things.
Has anyone encountered this behavior?I noticed this too. On some OS like Linux, even if you start Opera with --lang=your-language, the AI interface stays in English. It seems the AI reads the browser’s content-language headers differently than the UI language setting. On Windows 11, it works fine. A workaround is to change the language in your Opera settings or use a translation extension for now.
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SmokDiplodok last edited by
@krishnnadutt112 But where can I find the setting that forces Opera to change this language?
I don't see anything like that in the preferences (that's why I have to use the --lang option in Linux).
But I don't see any other options related to the language of the AI itself.
