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Problem with using languages on Facebook

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mohammad Ahmad
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Problem with using languages on Facebook using Firefox It has not annoyed me before this time. I removed the previous version of Firefox and installed a new one. I notice since yesterday up to now, it doesn't support writing in two languages ( English + Arabic ) in one topic The English sentences or phrases I entered a midst Arabic text as ( examples ) become not arranged or distort, though I added the Arabic language to the browser.

Whether I choose English language only in the Firefox or I add Arabic ( to be two languages) , the problem is the same. (( cannot be fixed))  ?

Problem with using languages on Facebook using Firefox It has not annoyed me before this time. I removed the previous version of Firefox and installed a new one. I notice since yesterday up to now, it doesn't support writing in two languages ( English + Arabic ) in one topic The English sentences or phrases I entered a midst Arabic text as ( examples ) become not arranged or distort, though I added the Arabic language to the browser. '''Whether I choose English language only in the Firefox or I add Arabic ( to be two languages) , the problem is the same. (( cannot be fixed)) ? '''

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FredMcD
FredMcD
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Here is a suggestion. Create the message elsewhere, then copy and paste it to where you want it to be. Use 'Word' for example.

There are also translation websites you could use.