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I am traveling in Mexico, connected to a network. I dont speak spanish but my laptop/firefox and at&t mobile phone now do - ONLY Spanish. How do I reset so doesn't automatically pull every website up in spanish?

I am traveling in Mexico, connected to a network. I dont speak spanish but my laptop/firefox and at&t mobile phone now do - ONLY Spanish. How do I reset so doesn't automatically pull every website up in spanish?

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jscher2000 - Support Volunteer

In Firefox, your preferred language is most likely already set to English, but you could double-check that: Use Firefox in another language.

For search sites, there usually is a language setting. For example:

Those and other sites may be changing the language because of your Mexico-based IP address. To bypass the local IP address, you can use a VPN program. Proton VPN has a free version you could consider -- https://protonvpn.com/free-vpn -- or of course there are many free trial/non-free options. Choose a VPN server in the U.S. or another English-speaking country for sites that tailor the language to your location.