Change Timezone for Google Chrome™
FREE! This extension changes the browser time zone defined by the user.
Lets you quickly switch the browser locale to test localization on your website.
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🌏 Locale Switcher
Browser Extension to quickly change your browser locale.
❓ What does it do?
When a locale chosen the following thinks will be adjusted:
navigator.language
navigator.languages
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Works!
Works Perfectly ! Thank you for this tool.
It works! (2019-08-24)
Thank goodness! This is easy to use, fast, works well! I was using an old language switcher which broke after a Chrome update. Glad to have found this one!
Nice work. It helps me a lot.
Works great. Thanks!
This language spoofer seems to be the only one still working with the newest chrome update.
Doesn't seems to change navigator.language as stated in the description.
It works :)
Simple to use, search is handy and usable, and two-letter locale codes work as expected. However, extended locale variants use _ (underscore) instead of - (dash), which don't quite simulate specific locales. As per mozilla's documentation on HTTP Headers (Accept-Language), - (dash) should be used.