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The locale parameter allows you to simulate requests from a specific geographic location or language. By setting the X-SU-Locale header, you can adjust regional settings, such as the Accept-Language header and browser language preferences, based on your chosen language and region code. The header follows a language-region format, where:
  • The first part is a language code (like en for English or ja for Japanese).
  • The second part is a region code (like US for the United States, or JP for Japan).
For example, the en-GB header will set the language to English as it’s used in the United Kingdom. This is useful for accessing geo-targeted content, testing internationalized sites, or scraping pages that serve different content based on user language or location settings.

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