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Yes. In System Preferences, in Languages & Region, there is a tab that says "Apps" or something like that (my Mac is in Spanish). You can add any app there and set a different language ...
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beseku
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Thank you for this!
It does not really "fix" the issue I'm having though -
while Safari indeed displays in German now (all the menus are in German etc.) websites still seem to show the English version by default.
Did re-start Safari, and the whole Mac for that matter, but nothing changed.
It feels like whatever language / localisation check certain websites are doing pick up the system language, not the app language.
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Is there a way to have my mac's primary language set to English, but have Safari in, say, German?
In other words I'd like to have Safari tell websites to please display the content in German by default rather than English.
Can't find settings for this - but vaguely remember there was an option to set a localisation stuff like that in Firefox so was wondering..