Dynamic Language Detection for Remote Browser Isolation
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Dynamic Language Detection for Remote Browser Isolation

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Dynamic Language Detection for Remote Browser Isolation

Dynamic language detection automatically adapts the Remote Browser Isolation interface and web content to your users' browser language preferences for seamless multilingual browsing.
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  • Prisma Access (Managed by Panorama or Strata Cloud Manager)
Dynamic language detection for Remote Browser Isolation (RBI) automatically recognizes and adapts to your end users' browser language preferences to provide a seamless multilingual experience during isolated browsing sessions. This feature enables dynamic language detection for native language browsing and RBI end-user notifications. These two capabilities work together to ensure both the RBI user interface and the websites your users visit respond appropriately to their language settings. The system uses your users' browser native language configuration to determine their preferred languages and applies this information to their isolated browsing experience. You don’t need to configure these features as they are enabled automatically when your users access RBI, detecting their browser language settings and applying them throughout their sessions.

Native Language Browsing

RBI includes automatic language detection capabilities that preserve your users' native language browsing experience during isolated web sessions. When users access websites through RBI, the system automatically detects their browser's configured language preferences and forwards this information to web servers, ensuring that multilingual websites serve content in the user's preferred language rather than defaulting to English.
When you deploy RBI, the language detection feature operates automatically without requiring configuration. The system captures language preferences directly from each user's browser settings using standard web APIs and includes this information in HTTP requests to destination websites through the Accept-Language header. This process maintains the natural content negotiation that occurs between browsers and web servers, enabling websites to determine the most appropriate language for content delivery.
If your users have configured multiple languages in their browser preferences (for example SettingsLanguagesPreferred Languages), RBI preserves the complete language priority list and forwards it to web servers in the user's specified order. This ensures that websites can select the best available language match from their supported options. When the system can’t determine language preferences from a user's browser, it automatically defaults to English to ensure consistent functionality.
The language detection feature supports all modern browsers and automatically adapts to legacy browser environments, ensuring compatibility across your diverse user base. Since the capability operates transparently within the RBI infrastructure, your users experience seamless multilingual browsing without needing to modify their browser settings or learn new procedures for accessing international websites through isolated sessions.

RBI End-User Notifications

RBI automatically detects and responds to end-user browser language preferences to provide localized RBI notifications and interface elements. This capability ensures that users receive notifications and alerts from RBI in their preferred language, which improves the user experience and makes it similar to their native browsing experience.
When users access isolated websites through RBI, the system automatically reads the language preferences configured in their browser and renders all RBI user interface elements accordingly. These elements include buttons, labels, messages, dialogs, alert notifications, and floating action button texts that appear within the isolated browser session. This automatic detection eliminates the need for manual language configuration and ensures consistent user experience across your organization's multilingual workforce.
The language detection process operates using the browser's languages API, which provides a list of the user's preferred languages. RBI reads this preference list and selects the most preferred supported language for displaying RBI interface elements. When users have multiple languages configured in their browser settings, the system uses the primary language preference as the default selection. If RBI does not support the user's preferred language, the system automatically defaults to English to ensure all notifications remain visible and accessible.
RBI currently supports localized notifications in Japanese, Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), and Korean, in addition to the default English language support.
The language detection for RBI end-user notifications works independently of the target website's language setting, such that the website language and browser language can be different. Changing the website's language or using the translate page action won't have any effect on the RBI notifications' language as it refers to the browser language setting.
Banner settings configured in the Isolation Theme Settings in the RBI Infrastructure settings page will continue to be rendered as configured and won’t be rendered in the user's preferred language.