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I have a script that at some point needs to open a Chrome Browser with a different language setting than the default, specifically English-UK. Following the documentation found at http://www.ericdlarson.com/misc/chrome_command_line_flags.html I use the line

.\chrome.exe --lang-en-UK

This still opens a Browser with the default English-US settings that I have. What is the proper syntax for using the --lang flag?

Archibald Hampton
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  • usually you use a space or an equals between the option and the parameter. – Max Aug 14 '14 at 17:15
  • yeah the equals helped set it correctly. The issue for me was that I also needed to set the browser locale\accept-language – Archibald Hampton Aug 15 '14 at 08:33
  • found my solution following the links posted on this question [link](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24992240/start-google-chrome-with-a-specific-locale-using-a-command-line-argument) – Archibald Hampton Aug 15 '14 at 09:51

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You have to use the parameter --lang="en-US" or "en-UK" with "" (quotation marks)

Alessandro Miotto Marques
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