Language in your account
With an account, Droplit remembers your language in your account. That way it appears in your language on every computer you sign in on.
Step by step
- Open your account page.
- In the “Profile” area, next to “Language”, tap “English” or “Deutsch”.
- The page reloads. The row says “Applies on this device and in your account. The page will reload.”
Good to know
- The choice made last applies, no matter whether you made it on the website, in the designer or on another computer.
- The confirmation email and the password reset email come in the language the page is currently shown in.
- The email with our reply to your feedback comes in the language you sent the feedback in.
- How to switch the language without an account is described under Changing the language.
Questions
Why is the language different on another computer?
If you chose another language there before signing in, the newer choice applies after signing in. Switch the language once and it applies everywhere.
Are there more languages?
Right now there's English and German.
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