This only started the last week or so in Chrome. No such issue in Explorer or Edge. When I go to a page on Amazon, the content is in Spanish. Then 2 seconds later, it switches to English and I get a popup from Google Translate with something like, Always translate Spanish. How can I eliminate this so it's automatically in English to begin with? And yes it's the U.S. site.
Amazon webpages first in Spanish then back to English in Chrome
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Click on the flag (top right) and choose "English - EN," and then Save Changes.
If you mean the 3 dots, settings, advanced, languages. It's already in English
On my PC it's an actual flag, not 3 dots, but it's probably the same thing.
Turns out to be an Amazon issue. There is a U.S. flag next to the search button that lets you switch languages on Amazon. Not sure how it got switched to Spanish but got it switched back to English.
sounds like QP gave you advice you ignored the first time. then blamed amazon for your user error
No....Like I said, the Chrome setting was already in English. It wasn't until checking the Amazon setting and changing to English that the problem went away.sounds like QP gave you advice you ignored the first time. then blamed amazon for your user error
Same thing happens to me when clicking Google search links that go to Amazon. It seems to confuse the Amazon site
Well yes if you click the three dots and set Chrome to always convert to English it will automatically translate any page that is received from a site in a different language. That is done on your end between Chrome and Google. Amazon still thinks you want the page in Spanish.
This is completely different from asking the site to send the page in English in the first place, which means less mangling in translation.
When you search with Google for a product that is not sold on the Amazon US site you can get a link to another country's site and that ends up setting your Amazon cookies to a different language.
This is completely different from asking the site to send the page in English in the first place, which means less mangling in translation.
When you search with Google for a product that is not sold on the Amazon US site you can get a link to another country's site and that ends up setting your Amazon cookies to a different language.
Could you ask your question again in english?
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