Translate page?
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Hi Guy's
I have a question about Google asking me to translate the page when i search on brandname. It's in the Dutch Google and the searchquery is: "rotomshop"
I can find why Google wants to translate the page because all our settings are Dutch.
Does anyone have a suggestion?
Thanks!
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Alright, I see what you're talking about. I have tried to do similar search in Russian Google - it gave me the same suggestion.
https://www.google.nl/intl/en-NL/policies/technologies/cookies/
As far as I understand Google uses your browser locale and settings to offer different language, so, if you say all your settings are in dutch, then I'd look into your normal usage - do you mostly search in english? do you mostly browse english websites etc.
Additionally I noticed in past that even if you tell Chrome browser not to suggest to translate page, it still does it. There is even meme about that (can't find it now).
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No it happens on multiple desktops. Are you searching in Dutch Google?
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Hi.
It's not happening to me. Are you the only one who it happens to? Have you tried doing that from different machines?
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