I use Monolingual often, one trick I've learned is to make sure I have other web browsers (Firefox, Chrome) installed so that I can download and reinstall Safari if it has issues after the languages are removed- that issue was discussed quite a bit when Tiger was the current OS.
Good plan. I made a point of specifically *not* removing language files from *any* applications after reading how Adobe software reacted to this. So the damaged file must have either been from excising architectures or due to Monolingual being more hacksaw than scalpel.
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