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David wrote:Scroll down to the “Languages(s):” section, and paste that.
And does mozilla.org/firefox still display differently?Firefox: en-us,en;q=0.5
SlimB/I.E.: en-nzYes, they still each display different choices, as per my original screenshots.
So I suggest again that I.E. in this case appears to be smarter or more exact than Firefox.
But it seems like blood out of a stone to get any Firefox afficionado to ever agree to such a blasphemy !? 😉BTW, neat site, that http://www.showmyip.com/ 🙂
Eagle_Kiwi wrote:Firefox: en-us,en;q=0.5
SlimB/I.E.: en-nzYes, they still each display different choices, as per my original screenshots.
So I suggest again that I.E. in this case appears to be smarter or more exact than Firefox.
But it seems like blood out of a stone to get any Firefox afficionado to ever agree to such a blasphemy !? 😉BTW, neat site, that http://www.showmyip.com/ 🙂
Actually, no. Firefox > Tools > Options > Advanced > Edit Languages. You origionally downloaded the standard en-US language Firefox version, IE reads your language settings from your Windows settings. It’s a simple matter of IE being closer to the core of the Operationg System, and Firefox being a true application. Sure one could argue that Firefox should check what the user has selected for Windows language, *shrug*.
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