Even though my first language is norwegian, I prefer my computer to talk english to me, and most of my applications do. However, I found it hard to convince DQSD to do. Turns out that the navigator.userLanguage setting is pretty hard to modify. navigator.browserLanguage picks up whatever language is set first under IE Tools->Options->Languages.
Making DQSD use browserLanguage is a simple fix:
Line 240 in tools.js reads language = navigator.userLanguage.substr(0,2); it should read language = navigator.browserLanguage.substr(0,2);
Thank you, ~Johannes
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