Installing my new computer: whenever I search in chrome or firefox google is in english.

I changed something on my old computer so it is in english...just I forgot what.....

Anyone knows?

I tried 10 things I found on internet already but nothing worked.

Do you mean "Google is in Thai"?

Go to google.co.th, and under the search box is a link to "Search in English" (or something like that).

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Yes but how can you set it so it always comes up in English. I find this annoying as well.

Yes but how can you set it so it always comes up in English. I find this annoying as well.

Mine always comes up in English. I just did a test, changing it to Thai, and then restarting the browser. It came up in Thai. (both Firefox and Chrome)

If that doesn't work for you, it might have something to do with cookies.

include /ncr (no country redirection)

for example, www.google.com/ncr

and it will appear always in English

Yes but how can you set it so it always comes up in English. I find this annoying as well.

Mine always comes up in English. I just did a test, changing it to Thai, and then restarting the browser. It came up in Thai. (both Firefox and Chrome)

If that doesn't work for you, it might have something to do with cookies.

no for me it is always again in english....It can be fixed somehow easily, but I forgot how.

include /ncr (no country redirection)

for example, www.google.com/ncr

and it will appear always in English

how to do it in chrome?

Yes but how can you set it so it always comes up in English. I find this annoying as well.

Mine always comes up in English. I just did a test, changing it to Thai, and then restarting the browser. It came up in Thai. (both Firefox and Chrome)

If that doesn't work for you, it might have something to do with cookies.

no for me it is always again in english....It can be fixed somehow easily, but I forgot how.

What language do you want it in?

Yes but how can you set it so it always comes up in English. I find this annoying as well.

Mine always comes up in English. I just did a test, changing it to Thai, and then restarting the browser. It came up in Thai. (both Firefox and Chrome)

If that doesn't work for you, it might have something to do with cookies.

no for me it is always again in english....It can be fixed somehow easily, but I forgot how.

What language do you want it in?

english

same same for firefox....

I often need to search for things not older than a few days and every time I need to switch it to english first.....boring of it

include /ncr (no country redirection)

for example, www.google.com/ncr

and it will appear always in English

Ok, you fixed my problem

no for me it is always again in english....It can be fixed somehow easily, but I forgot how.

What language do you want it in?

english

same same for firefox....

I often need to search for things not older than a few days and every time I need to switch it to english first.....boring of it

Sorry ... confused because you started off with "whenever I search in chrome or firefox google is in english." and then say "it is always again in English".

So, from what I understand, it opens up in Thai, but you want it to open up in English.

no for me it is always again in english....It can be fixed somehow easily, but I forgot how.

What language do you want it in?

english

same same for firefox....

I often need to search for things not older than a few days and every time I need to switch it to english first.....boring of it

Sorry ... confused because you started off with "whenever I search in chrome or firefox google is in english." and then say "it is always again in English".

So, from what I understand, it opens up in Thai, but you want it to open up in English.

Sorry language problem....english is also not my motherlanguage......

Whenever I search I get:

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And need to click on "Google.com in English"

which isn't a problem but after 100 times it gets boring....

And need to click on "Google.com in English"

which isn't a problem but after 100 times it gets boring....

If you go to google.co.th and click the "Google.co.th ที่อยู่ในภาษา: English" link, it should then show in English.

If it doesn't show in English next time you start the browser, then there it is probably related to cookies being blocked in your browser.

And need to click on "Google.com in English"

which isn't a problem but after 100 times it gets boring....

If you go to google.co.th and click the "Google.co.th ที่อยู่ในภาษา: English" link, it should then show in English.

If it doesn't show in English next time you start the browser, then there it is probably related to cookies being blocked in your browser.

Google in Firefox is now in English.....But Chrome insists on being in Thai.....Cookies are alowed....

H90~ try this:

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/542470-google-search-results-in-english-only-please/

scroll down to Phil Conners post #4.

Works like a charm!

Ok, how do I change the header language on blogger

Firefox has an extension for this problem, no restart, use as default immediately:

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/always-com-googlecom-in-englis/

I install it routinely, no foolin' around.

H90~ try this:

http://www.thaivisa....sh-only-please/

scroll down to Phil Conners post #4.

Works like a charm!

I tell you what...I am silly.......

I found that already and tried to put it in the second field (which of course had no effect).

Reason new google you can't change the 3 rd field.

Solution: you make a new one "New Google" and make it as default.....Every moron can figure that out...I couldn't....

So now I also know how to make DuckDuckGo my default search engine (I like it better than google).

I like to use the Omnibox (URL box) in Chrome to search, and to insure this always uses the Google.com you prefer you have to manipulate the Local State file (path below); it worked for me.

http://productforums...ome/AH7DHIxpJq8

From amog's reply 6.19.11

Hi,

This is very annoying, but I found a way to fix it on Google's internal commit system:

"Path under windows: C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\

File is Local State

1) Close Chrome.

2) Change the last_known_google_url and last_prompted_google_url to whichever TLD you prefer (google.com).

3) Start chrome again - make SURE you NEVER ever open google on sh*tty TLD such as .co.il!!! and it will work including autocomplete until proper patch is released.

Hope that helps others."

from:

http://code.google.c...il?id=54274#c71

enjoy! It works!