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// Just for instructions// Do not copy or pasteconsole.log("The first div don't alows translateing. But the second, alows it.")console.log("Open the translator and see the efect.")DIV1 Try translating me! Ol - Hello - Hola DIV2 Now, you can do it! Ol - Hello - Hola

I was able to turn off the translator by r-clicking a previously translated post. The pop-up window reappears and I ended the hyperactive forum-wide translating. This makes using the translator sorta similar to the one added to Google Groups.

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Human language translators carry the knowledge of different languages, allowing them to read foreign language documents on their own. For the rest of us, though, finding a tool to translate a document or web page into our native language represents an easier process than trying to learn a new language.

Foreign language translator tools are available in a variety of places on the Internet. But the most convenient option is to install a Chrome translate extension that will give you results directly in the Chrome web browser. Some of these extensions even help you when learning a new language.

Additionally DeepL focuses on a smaller number of languages than some others, but, since the majority of online translators struggle with uncommon languages anyway, offering fewer languages than others may not be a significant disadvantage for the DeepL Translator extension.

To achieve its translation results, the ImTranslator extension actually samples a few different free translator tools, using these comparisons to come up with the most accurate results. Think of it like crowdsourcing for digital translators.

As with most translator extensions, Mate Translate works for entire web pages and highlighted text. But if you like watching foreign Netflix video through your Chrome browser, you can use this extension to translate the subtitles in the Netflix window.

It appears every time I visit Bing the translator will automatically be turned on (reportedly from microsofttranslator.com). I can temporarily turn it off by clicking a button on the search result page, but it will still be on the next time I use Bing.

Could anyone tell me if there is any way to permanently disable this popup translation window? If necessary, I would also like to know how to permanently ban microsofttranslator.com on my Chrome. Thanks.

I have mostly been converting my pdfs to html and then translating it that way, but html to pdf conversion is not very easily accessible (the online tools often cannot process my files). It would be ideal to open the pdf in chrome and translate it directly within chrome's viewer.

Reverso is a pretty standard translation extension for Google Chrome, with a quick right-click menu for their webpage translator extension, subtitle translation for most streaming services, and the option to sync data across devices. But it also provides AI-generated suggestions as you type in other languages, and gives more context for a specific translation with just one click.

In messages.json, each user-visible string has a name, a "message" item, and an optional"description" item. The name is a key such as "extName" or "search_string" that identifies thestring. The "message" specifies the value of the string in this locale. The optional "description"provides help to translators, who might not be able to see how the string is used in yourextension. For example:

Hello, as a professional translator I have to say that using google translate to translate your website with Google Translate is not professional, there is nothing to replace professional translation.

This useful extension translates words, phrases and text, identifies the source language on-the-fly, provides the back translation that reverses the translation back to the original languages, reads the source text and its translation in Chinese, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish languages, customizes the translator's settings.

Enable other translators - offers the possibility to use multiple translation providers: Microsoft Bing and Translator. You can disable other translators if you want to use only Google Translator by unchecking this checkbox.

Set language settings for all translators - by default this checkbox is marked to have your preferred language settings available in all translation applications. If you want to have different language settings in some translation applications, remove the checkmark from "Set Language settings for all translators" box.

Enable other translators - use option to have the possibility to use multiple translation providers: Google, Microsoft Bing and Translator. You can disable this option if you prefer to use only Google Translator.

Set language settings for all translators - set preferred language settings for all translation applications.

If you want to have different language settings in different translation applications, remove the checkmark from "Set Language settings for all translators" checkbox.

If you check mark the box "Set language settings for all translators", the preferred translation direction will be available for all translation tools.

ImTranslator features the Translation History tool, which keeps track of all your translation activity in ImTranslator, Bubble Translator or Webpage Translation, and stores translation records in the Translation History until you manually delete them.

If you use the popular Google Chrome browser, you might be familiar with its built-in translation feature. It is enabled by default and allows you to translate some page which is not in your preferred language with one click to the language of your choice. It shows a bar on the top of your Chrome window with translate button. In recent versions of Google Chrome, there is a new user interface for the translator. It is disabled by default, but you can unblock it by performing these simple steps.

Here is how the new Translator Bubble UI looks:

To get it in your Chrome browser, you have to turn on the 'Enable the new Translate UX. Mac, Windows, Linux, Chrome OS' options inside the chrome://flags configuration of the browser. Follow these simple steps:

You can use browser extension Speech Translator to translate speech in real-time. Plus you can use built-in option in browser to translate the web page with chat. It is not very convenient to translate chat in this way, but it works.

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Translation regulation should be determined by global standards. Translators and dictionaries. At the academy, we were taught that the more languages you know, the more you are a person. Now there are already special translators for this. That's why it's cool that you can type a word into the translator and get a translation -chinese_traditional Now an Englishman can understand a Chinese, and a Chinese can understand a Belgian. But a Belgian will never understand a Frenchman without knowing French

Hello, When is twitch going to have a translator? what ever language to streamer's native language.

It is a little hard when a viewer comes in that speaks/writes in a different language than the streamer. The streamer then has to take their time to go to google and see if they can translate the chat. And most of the time it isn't something civil.

A word translator that would translate voice into a chosen language. The streamer could have the option of adding an extension to their stream that would allow a viewer to select a language to hear their voice and speaking in. Example: Streamer speaks Spanish, but the viewer only knows English. The viewer could click on the translate button to reveal a list of different languages to translate the streamers voice into. This way the viewer now can watch and listen but also understand the streamer.

Hello, it would be great to have a button in the chat that would allow you to switch the chat language how is it done in google chrome extension. And if I, for example, go to a streamer speaking in another language, and turn on this function, I will be able to see the messages in my own language or some selected language, and if I write a message in my own language, then my message will automatically be translated into the broadcast language. On mobile devices, this would be very useful, since it is more difficult to use a translator on them. Thank you for reading this, I hope that translator translated it well :) ff782bc1db