Nevertheless, this is not logical in any sense. Having to change your browser settings in order to view a website in a different language is not something that would come to my mind at all, and many visitors are likely to be less tech-savvy. Seeing as how it is a serious detriment to the usability of the content to have it in a different language than English (the de facto lingua franca of the internet) and how there is no clear and unambiguous instruction for users as to how they should go about changing the language, I still think that it would be better to be able to manually select the language. This gives people the option to read it either in English (which is arguably more useful for technical documentation if you speak English properly, since you won't recognize a lot of jargon once it's translated), or in their native language if they're more comfortable with that.
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