Different users on the same machine need different languages

[chromedigi]

chromedigi last edited by

What is the best way I can install Opera such that I will have two different languages available on the same machine, and also have updates work correctly for both flavors?

It looks like I could probably get by with the stand-alone installation option, but I'm not sure I'll get the update behavior required.

Note that I need to make this work on Windows 10. Ideally, both language versions would show up in the Start menu, though I suppose we could use the tiles for the same purpose if that is not possible.

What would be better altogether would be for Opera to sense the system language in use at launch time, and match its own language pack to that (like Nero does, for example). But until someone decides to implement that feature, what would be my best workaround?

[chromedigi]

chromedigi last edited by

Never mind.

[sgunhouse]

sgunhouse Moderator Volunteer last edited by

I was going to say, it should be fine as an All users install - just go to Settings > Browser > Languages and choose the language for each user (as long as you have separate Windows logins).