How to Download a Language Specific Version of SQL Server Data Tools

The first time I tried the little task of downloading the SQL Server Data Tools in English it worked as intended. I went to the docs page at Microsoft.com, searched for the right version and made a click to start the download. As I tried this on my new company laptop, I constantly run into this error:

Somehow, I got the German version of the installer. But I did exactly the same thing I did on my first attempt: It was the same page, the same version and the same link (that only contains an Id that identifies the specific package to download) – yet, I got the wrong language.

It took a while until I checked the language setting in my browser. Firefox used German, and I guess the accept-language header is what the Microsoft download page analyses to decide in which language you want to get the tools. As an experiment, I changed the language to English:

I then restarted Firefox, went back to the docs page and clicked on the same link again. This time I got the English version that I needed:

For most people, this default may be a good thing. However, without making this transparent in any form, it takes a long time to figure this out when you need a language that is not the one your browser requests. I therefore hope, that this post will help you to get the language you need.