User language settings, a way to persist?
Hi,
I think it's great that PSU supports localization, especially for some of our users, but it becomes very disorienting for me as an administrator.
When I change it from my language back to English, it is automatically set back to Danish the next time i open PSU. From reading some documentation i can understand it's using the browser locale, but this is currently being enforced by my organization, is there any other way to change it as a user, without affecting localization in PSU as a whole?
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Hello @tholabrk
Thank you for the clear description.
I understand the concern. You would like to keep English as your own PSU language preference while still allowing localization for the rest of your users, and your browser locale cannot be changed because it is enforced by your organization.
I reviewed the current documentation but was not able to find a documented per-user language override that I can confidently recommend independently of the browser locale.
Could you please confirm the following so I can narrow down the behavior?
• Your exact PowerShell Universal version and build.
• When you change the language to English, does it return to Danish only after closing and reopening the browser, after signing out and back in, or also after simply refreshing the page?
Once we have those details, we can determine whether there is an existing persistence mechanism for your PSU version or whether this behavior would need to be evaluated as a feature request.
Best regards,
Ruben Tapia