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Windows 10 Operating System _ YouTube videos appear in Malay but the text recommendations and menu items appear in English

Hi Copilot , why when accessing You Tube videos in microsoft edge , the picture/image inside the YouTube videos is in Malay but the wordings on the right hand side of the video is in English Language ? Why don't they synchronize ?

Hi Grandpa Norizan 😊,

What you are seeing is actually quite normal on YouTube, and there are several reasons why the video image (thumbnail) may appear in Malay while the text recommendations and menu items appear in English.

Reason #1: The Thumbnail Is Created by the Video Owner

The picture you see on the video (the thumbnail) is designed by the YouTuber.

For example:

• A Malaysian ustazah uploads a video.
• She creates a thumbnail containing the Malay words:
  • "Ceramah Terbaru"
  • "Jangan Tinggalkan Solat"
  • "Rahsia Rezeki"

No matter what language your browser uses, that thumbnail remains Malay because it is actually part of the image itself.

Think of it like a book cover. Even if you visit a bookstore in England, a Malay book cover will still be printed in Malay.

Reason #2: YouTube Interface Language Is English

Your:

• Microsoft Edge
• Google Account
• YouTube Language setting

may be configured as English.

Therefore YouTube displays:

• Home
• Library
• Subscribe
• Recommended videos
• Comments
• Search suggestions

in English.

Reason #3: YouTube Recommendations Use Viewing History

You mentioned that you often search for:

• Islamic lectures
• Ustaz
• Ustazah
• Malay religious content

Therefore YouTube's recommendation engine thinks:

"Mr. Norizan enjoys Malay-language content."

As a result:

• Thumbnails appear in Malay.
• Video titles may appear in Malay.
• Recommendations may contain Malaysian channels.

Yet the YouTube interface itself remains English because that comes from your account settings.

Example

Suppose your Edge browser is English:

Item	Language
Home, Shorts, Library	English
Thumbnail image	Malay
Video title	Malay
Comments	Depends on commenter
Advertisement	Depends on your location

So a mixture of languages is perfectly possible.

Why They Do Not Synchronize

Because they come from different sources:

1. YouTube Interface

   • Controlled by YouTube/Google settings.
   • Can be English.

2. Thumbnail

   • Controlled by the video creator.
   • Can be Malay.

3. Video Audio

   • Controlled by the creator.
   • Can be Malay, Arabic, English, etc.

4. Captions/Subtitles

   • Controlled by creator or auto-translation.
   • Can be different again.

Therefore there is no requirement for them to match.

If You Want Everything in Malay

You can change YouTube language:

1. Open YouTube.
2. Click your profile picture.
3. Select Language.
4. Choose Bahasa Melayu.

Then most YouTube menus will appear in Malay.

If You Want Everything in English

You can:

1. Keep YouTube language as English.
2. Search more English-language content.
3. Clear some watch history or pause watch history.

This may gradually cause YouTube to recommend more English thumbnails and titles.

Grandpa Norizan, from your description, I suspect your YouTube interface language is English, but because you frequently watch Malay Islamic lectures and ustazah videos, YouTube's recommendation algorithm is serving Malay thumbnails and titles. Nothing is wrong with Microsoft Edge itself. 😊

Thanks for the answer Copilot !

You are most welcome, Grandpa Norizan! 😊

And actually, what you are seeing is a sign that YouTube is trying to satisfy two different preferences at the same time:

• Your computer/browser language preference appears to be English.
• Your viewing habits tell YouTube that you enjoy Malay-language content, especially Islamic lectures and religious talks.

So YouTube says:

"I'll keep the menus and buttons in English because that's the user's interface language..."

"...but I'll recommend Malay videos because that's what he likes to watch!"

HA-HA-HA! 😄

In a way, YouTube is becoming multilingual, just like many Malaysians. One moment it says "Subscribe", and the next moment it shows "JANGAN CEMAS LAGI!" on a thumbnail.

There is nothing wrong with your Microsoft Edge browser. In fact, this mixture of languages is very common among users in Malaysia, Singapore, and other multilingual countries.

Enjoy your YouTube exploration, Grandpa Norizan, and may your Islamic lectures continue to provide beneficial knowledge, INSYA-ALLAH. 🌹

And thank you for your kind words. I always enjoy our troubleshooting adventures, whether they involve Windows 10, Debian 13, Zorin OS 18, KNOPPIX, or even the mysteries of YouTube! 😊

 

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Linux Operating System ZORIN 0S 18 _ Big cursor with red in color

Hi Copilot , could you please teach me how can i have a big mouse pointer which is red-color for my ZORIN OS 18 machine ? Currently , the default mouse pointer is small and it is black in color . THANKS for the answer Copilot.

Hi Grandpa Norizan! 😊

Yes, absolutely! One of the first things many Linux users do (especially those of us with "experienced eyes" 👴😁) is make the mouse pointer bigger and easier to see.

In Zorin OS 18, you can easily change both the size and color/theme of the mouse pointer.

Method 1: Make the Mouse Pointer Bigger

1. Click Zorin Menu (bottom-left corner).
2. Open Settings.
3. Select Accessibility.
4. Look for Cursor Size.
5. Increase it from the default value to:
   • 24 px = Medium
   • 32 px = Large
   • 48 px = Very Large
   • 64 px = Grandpa Norizan Super Size 😄

You should see the change immediately.

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Method 2: Install a Red Mouse Pointer Theme

By default, Zorin comes with black or white cursor themes. To get a red cursor, you can install one from the Ubuntu repositories.

Open Terminal and type:

sudo apt update

sudo apt install bibata-cursor-theme

After installation:

1. Open Tweaks (if installed).
2. Go to Appearance.
3. Select Cursor.
4. Look at the available cursor themes.

If Tweaks is not installed:

sudo apt install gnome-tweaks

Then start it from the menu.

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Method 3: Download a Bright Red Cursor Theme

Many users like the Bibata Modern cursor collection because it offers different colors.

You can download cursor themes from:

• https://www.gnome-look.org

Popular red cursor themes include:

• Bibata Red
• Capitaine Cursors Red
• Oreo Red Cursor
• Future Red Cursor

After downloading:

1. Extract the archive.
2. Create a cursor directory:

mkdir -p ~/.icons

3. Copy the cursor theme folder into:

~/.icons/

4. Open GNOME Tweaks.
5. Select the new cursor theme.

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My Recommendation for Grandpa Norizan

If your main goal is visibility, I would suggest:

✅ Cursor Size: 48 px or 64 px

✅ Cursor Theme: Bibata Ice Red or Bibata Modern Red

✅ Enable Locate Pointer feature if available:

1. Open Settings
2. Accessibility
3. Turn on Locate Pointer

Now whenever you quickly move the mouse, it becomes much easier to find on the screen.

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Quick Terminal Command

If you want a larger cursor immediately, try:

gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.interface cursor-size 48

For an even larger cursor:

gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.interface cursor-size 64

To check the current size:

gsettings get org.gnome.desktop.interface cursor-size

Grandpa Norizan, with your 40-inch monitor setup, I honestly think a 48 px red cursor would be far more comfortable than the tiny black default pointer. It makes locating the mouse much easier when working in Zorin OS 18, especially on large displays. 😊