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Change country currency.

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I operate a Asus G751 jy and I am an American citizen living in the Philippines temporarily. I just installed Mozilla Firefox and it is showing Philippine Pesos on all sites that I have checked. I don't want it to show Pesos. I want it to show American dollars on all of my sites. How do I set that up? Thanks

I operate a Asus G751 jy and I am an American citizen living in the Philippines temporarily. I just installed Mozilla Firefox and it is showing Philippine Pesos on all sites that I have checked. I don't want it to show Pesos. I want it to show American dollars on all of my sites. How do I set that up? Thanks

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It is possible that the website uses a reverse DNS look up to determine your location and since you have an IP that locates you in the Philippines the website can adapt and show prices in Pesos.

Do these website offer an international version of their pages or have a way to change the currency?

Such details are stored in a cookie on your computer.

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It is possible that the website uses a reverse DNS look up to determine your location and since you have an IP that locates you in the Philippines the website can adapt and show prices in Pesos.

Do these website offer an international version of their pages or have a way to change the currency?

Such details are stored in a cookie on your computer.