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This is probably a geolocation issue.

How can I stop websites such as change.org and blogger.com from displaying in the local language. I don't understand the local language when I'm traveling. This is a serious hindrance, not to mention risky if one tries to use a website when unsure of the meaning of things.

Is there some sort of proxy I can use on an ad hoc basis, or even on a short time subscription basis when I am traveling?

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I'm using Fedora, so in network setting I manually enter the DNS server IP address(es) of either the ISP from my home or a local Google server. This has helped me in the past loading the pages in English and not the local language.

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  • Sorry, but can you be more specific in your answer? Your answer is rather vague and does not really answer the main part of the question.
    – Hydra
    Jun 7, 2013 at 23:46
  • @Hydra I've improved the answer to provide a more detailed explanation. Since the question doesn't have enough details I can't give a specific answer, therefore my answer could be applied to any platform as a generic strategy.
    – slybloty
    Jun 8, 2013 at 4:01

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