I have not knowingly changed settings, presumably there is a specific sumo cookie I can delete to correct this, (I have not tried yet) it is only a minor inconvenience but appears to be a bug.
I note I made an edit to a post, the info displayed about the edit is: <br/> Modified 28 Σεπτεμβρίου 2011 2:29:31 π.μ. -0700 by John99
Possibly the OP in this thread is Greek, but it appears September has been translated into its Greek equivalent, and the time information has been modified ? see <br/>
https://support.mozilla.com/el/questions/880177#answer-252554
maybe the /el/ is a clue to what happened.
I also get greek appearing in amongst other places
https://support.mozilla.com/el/questions
I have not knowingly changed settings, presumably there is a specific sumo cookie I can delete to correct this, (I have not tried yet) it is only a minor inconvenience but appears to be a bug.
The support forum UI is partially localized and date/time formats are in the localized part.
To prevent users from asking questions in languages other than English, it would be better to redirect any locales to /en-US for the support forum and the live chat such as in http://www.mozilla.org/firefox/7.0/releasenotes/.
The support forum UI is partially localized and date/time formats are in the localized part.
To prevent users from asking questions in languages other than English, it would be better to redirect any locales to /en-US for the support forum and the live chat such as in [http://www.mozilla.org/firefox/7.0/releasenotes/].
The support and contributor forums are not officially localized, so if a string only appears in one of those, it will not be localized if you view those pages in non-English locales.
But if a string appears elsewhere on the site (like "Modified by %s on %s", or "Submit" or "Cancel") because that string only needs to be localized once, it will be localized even on non-localized sections of the site.
The support and contributor forums are not officially localized, so if a string only appears in one of those, it will not be localized if you view those pages in non-English locales.
But if a string appears elsewhere on the site (like "Modified by %s on %s", or "Submit" or "Cancel") because that string only needs to be localized once, it will be localized even on non-localized sections of the site.