Hi,

You can also map the languange i episerverframework.config for a specific domain/url. Look at the mappings section and add language="en" for you default adress. This will ensure that you language is mapped to one specific adress you can also add other for instance map the .se domain to swedisdh and the .com to English

You can refer below thread for more info-

https://world.episerver.com/forum/legacy-forums/Episerver-7-CMS/Thread-Container/2013/5/How-to-remove-en-from-url/

We only have one domain that should handle all languages. There is an option on the page for changing it.

I think it's possible:

1. Remove the default episerver content route. By default, content routing is registered with a pattern of {language}/{node}/{partial}/{action} with partial and action parameters being optional.
2. Create your own route: /{node}/{partial}/{action} and create a route resolver using the cookie instead of the /language/ in the url. Make sure to cover the scenario where there is no cookie.

Hope it helps !

Thank you, Guiliano. I will try to go down that path. There is a lot of "magic" happening within the DefaultContentRoute. Guess I still have to use the MapContentRoute-extension, but add my handling as a parameter.

I've been trying to implement my own routing resolver (as suggested by Guiliano), but I believe that to make things work I need to use the MapContentRoute-extension. This extensions accepts a MapContentRouteParameters-param and this is where I should add my custom routing. The problem is that I'm having a hard time finding the class that actually routes the language. Any ideas?