Site opens in a foreign language
← BackThe language is determined by the visitor's country and browser settings, and the choice is remembered for a year.
On the first visit, the engine looks at the country by IP address, then at the browser settings. Then it remembers the visitor's choice for a year — so your site may open differently for you than for a colleague from another country.
To check how others see the site, switch the language in the menu or open the address with a prefix directly: /en/ — English version, address without prefix — main language.
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