While searching an Italian city (my own) the result for whatever reason shows up with one of the city's translated names (the Greek one). Even as the leftmost one. This other question seemingly reports the same issue (I didn't post there because it would count as an answer). I don't know if it's a bug or an option, but if it's the latter I think it should be turned off by default or at least some thought should be put on it, because such results look "untidy" and they also lack consistency (why one language over the others? and I would guess English could take that spot). One is also lead to think that the name fields for the entry are messed up (as I did).
asked 15 Nov '21, 10:50  atava |
One Answer:
It's to do with the languages in your browser settings (I get Latin for complex reasons to do with this issue) answered 15 Nov '21, 17:05  SK53 ♦ Thank you, that was it. Curious choice of order for lang priorities, I guess Chrome somehow inferred it from secondary system keyboards (I am involved in language translations). (15 Nov '21, 23:19) atava |
You can find out what your browser's language settings are at this link: https://manytools.org/http-html-text/browser-language/