Free · MIT-licensed · Privacy-first

Keep the internet in your language.

Movar nudges Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo, and YouTube to match your language — and quietly auto-switches sites that try to serve you the wrong one. All on-device.

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See it in action

Same Cyrillic query on google.com.ua, two outcomes.

Google search results for a Cyrillic query, with Russian-language pages dominating — Without Movar

Top results lean Russian.

Same Google search, now returning Ukrainian-language pages — With Movar

Ukrainian results pinned via hl=uk + lr=lang_uk.

How Movar works

All running silently in the background once you pick a preferred language.

Fixes search results

Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo, and YouTube get a language hint on every search, so results come back in your preferred language — no more Ukrainian queries defaulting to Russian.

Detects misrouted sites

When a Ukrainian-language site routes you to Russian on a new page, Movar notices and auto-switches you back through the site’s own language picker.

Stays out of the way

Movar only rewrites outgoing URLs and request headers — it never inspects request bodies, never injects ads, and never talks to a remote server.

Nothing leaves your device

No account, no telemetry, no analytics. Your preferences live in browser storage. Language detection runs entirely locally.