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On the internet, you may come across a webpage, tweet, or social media comment that isn’t in your preferred language. Fortunately, Chrome browser has a built-in Google Translate feature that can help you translate not just text but also entire websites. In this post, we show you how to translate web pages in Google Chrome browser.Translate Webpages in Chrome on Windows and MacHow to Translate Webpages in Chrome on AndroidHow to Translate Webpages in Chrome on iPhoneChange the Default Language for Translation in ChromeTurn On/Off Translation on ChromeLimitations of Google Translate on ChromeLost in Translation? Chrome Got You CoveredTranslate Webpages in Chrome on Windows and MacThere are many ways to use Google Translate on your Chrome browser, and in this section, we will cover each of them.Automatic Translation Pop-upWhen you land on a website that isn’t in your preferred language, Chrome browser will automatically detect it and greet you with a translation pop-up near the address bar. From there, you can instantly switch to the primary language that you have set on your Google Chrome.Tip: Does Google Translate keep popping up in Chrome? Try these 3 fixes.Manually Translate a Web PageIf the translation pop-up didn’t appear on your screen, you can manually translate a webpage to your desired language. Simply click on the kebab menu (3-dotted icon) in the top right corner and select the Google Translate option.From here, you can easily translate a web page to your preferred language.Translate a Website to Any Other LanguageIn case you want to translate a web page to any other language other than the default one, Chrome allows you to do so as well. Here’s how:1. Open the Google Translate window on your Chrome and then click on the kebab menu (3 dots icon).2. Now select the Choose another language option.3. Click on the drop-down menu and select the language to translate into.4. Once done, hit the Translate button and your webpage will be translated into your preferred language.Translate Web Pages Using ExtensionIf the built-in translator on your Chrome isn’t working, you can choose to install an extension as an alternative.1. Just install the official Google Translate extension from the Chrome Web Store.2. Once the extension is added to your Chrome browser, go to the Toolbar section, and from there, click on the Google Translate extension.3. Now click on the Translate This Page option.4. Within a few seconds, the webpage will be translated

Meatball menu (3-dotted icon) and select the Translate option.It will then translate the website to your preferred language.Translate a Website to Any Other LanguageWhen a translation pop-up appears, you can tap on the Settings icon (gear icon), and from there, you can choose the language you want to translate to.Once selected, hit the Translate button and you’re good to go.Change the Default Language for Translation in ChromeIf you want to change the default language of Google Translate on your desktop and mobile browser, follow the guide below:Google Chrome Desktop:1. Go to Chrome Settings and navigate to the Languages section.2. Now proceed to the Google Translate area and select your preferred language.Google Chrome Android:1. Tap on the kebab menu (3-dots icon) and select Settings.2. Scroll down and choose the Languages and then go to the Advanced option.3. Tap on the Translate into this language option and select your preferred language.Google Chrome iPhone:1. Tap on your Profile Picture or tap on the meatball menu (3-dotted icon) to go to Chrome Settings.2. Navigate to Languages and tap on the Add language option.3. Choose your preferred language and then change its preference from Never translate to Offer to translate.4. When you have multiple languages added to the list, Chrome will translate to the first language available according to your preferences. Simply hit the Edit button and use the drag icon to move your preferred language to the top order.Turn On/Off Translation on ChromeIf, for some reason, Google Translate is not enabled on your Chrome browser or you wish to disable it, you can refer to the following guide:Desktop: Navigate to Chrome’s Settings > Languages and toggle on/off Use Google Translate.Android: Go to Chrome’s Settings > Languages and disable Offer to send pages in other languages to Google Translate.iPhone: Open Chrome’s Settings > Languages and disable the toggle next to Translate pages.Note: This will not fully disable Google Translate on your Google Chrome. Instead, it will only disable the automatic translation pop-up, except on the desktop version of Chrome.Limitations of Google Translate on ChromeWhile Google Translate works perfectly most of the time. However, sometimes the translation can be inaccurate, particularly with complex sentences, idiomatic expressions, slang, or technical jargon.In some scenarios, Chrome may not follow the correct grammatical rules of the target language.Lack of human touch: A machine-translated article may not be as expressive compared to an article written by a human author.Not all languages

Taobao's products are cheap and diverse. Therefore, Taobao is one of the Malaysian favorite online shopping platforms. However, Taobao is not very friendly for English speakers. Taobao only support Chinese language. Thus, BOXKU prepare a complete guide for user to learn how to translate Taobao from Chinese to English. Step 1: Install Google Chrome Skip to next step if you had installed Google Chrome. Go to Google Chrome download and install Chrome Browser. Step 2: Invoke translate menu Right click on any blank space. Invoke menu and select "Translate to English" to translate page language from Chinese to English. Step 3: Translate settings Click translate icon inside search bar on top. Click "Show Original" to disable translation. If you want to translate to other language please select "Change Language". You can also learn How to translate Taobao to English through the video Don't have your Taobao account? Read this guide: How to Register Taobao Account in 3 minutes! learn to create your first Taobao account.

What's new in this version:Added Dark Mode Theme for ImTranslator, Pop-up Bubble and Options.Added the option “Immediately display popup” to Auto Translate on mouse selection in the Pop-up Bubble.Google Translate extension translates text (up to 5,000 characters), words (Dictionary), phrases and webpages using Google Translate service.TRANSLATE SELECTED TEXT with* Google Translate where you can edit text and get reverse translation* Floating Pop-up Bubble* Inline Translator with embedded side-by-side highlighted translationTRANSLATE WORDS with Dictionary via* Floating Pop-up Bubble* Google Translate with voice* Inline Translator with embedded highlighted translationTRANSLATE WEBPAGES (including https pages)TRANSLATION APPLICATIONS:* Inline Translator (embedded translation): Ctrl+Alt+C* Translator (translation in window): Ctrl+Alt+Z* Pop-up Bubble (pop-up translation): Ctrl+Alt* Webpage Translation: Ctrl+Alt+P* Dictionary (word translation)Google Translate FEATURES:* translation between more than 100 languages* up to 5 thousand characters per translation* words translation with Dictionary* translation history* translation of the entire webpage with mouseover translation option* text-to-voice in 30 languages* automatic language detection* back translation* shortcuts customization* complete customization of each translation tool* localization of the user interfaceHOW TO LAUNCH Google Translate* click Google Translate button on the Opera toolbar* use the context menu Google Translate, then choose preferred translation application* use shortcut keys (Ctrl+Alt+Z)HOW TO TRANSLATE SELECTIONSelect the text and:* use the context menu Google Translate, then choose Inline Translator (shortcut: Ctrl+Alt+C), or Pop-up Bubble (shortcut key: Ctrl+Alt), or Google Translate: Translate Selection (shortcut: Ctrl+Alt+Z) * click the floating button to launch Pop-up Bubble Translator.HOW TO WORK WITH INLINE TRANSLATORInline Translator translates selected text sentence-by-sentence, and inserts the translation into the webpage preserving the original formatting.FEATURES:* Inline translator can be run on mouse selection from the context menu, or shortcut.* Insert translation after or before the selected text.* Translation can replace the original text.* Preserve the original page formatting.* Display translation in brackets or without.* Align translation for better visibility by using the line break option.* Control of the text selection by observing the word boundaries.* Select color of the translated text.* Clear inserted translation and restore original page formatting.* Auto language detection of the source text.* Words translation using the built-in dictionary.* Translation history.* Shortcuts customization.Google Translate OPTIONSGoogle Translate Options provide a perfect way to customize Google Translate, Inline Translator, Pop-up Bubble and Webpage Translation.* Set unique language settings for each translation application.* Set one language settings for all translation applications.* Enable the auto language detection.* Enable Dictionary to translate single words.* Enable the back translation for Google Translate application.* Choose shortcut to launch translation applications.* Modify the Pop-up Bubble behavior.* Perform translation by selecting the text with the mouse.* Choose the size of the font.* Change appearance of the inline translation.* Enable Translation History to store translation records for each translation tool.* Access Translation History records to search, sort, split

You can translate documents into many languages with Google Docs.Translate a document On your computer, open a document in Google Docs. In the top menu, click Tools Translate document. Enter a name for the translated document and select a language. Click Translate. A translated copy of your document will open in a new window. You can also see this copy in your Google Drive.Tip: If "Translate document" isn't visible, you're likely in Microsoft Office editing. To translate, convert your file to Google Docs. Learn about Microsoft Office editing and how to convert Microsoft Office files.Change your typing language On your computer, open a document in Google Docs, a presentation in Google Slides, or a sheet in Google Sheets. When you choose a non-Latin language, the “Input tools menu” will show in the toolbar. To enter non-Latin characters like Hindi or Chinese, click the Down arrow next to the “Input tools menu." Note: You can also open the “Input tools menu” by pressing Ctrl + Alt + Shift + k (PC) or ⌘ + Option + Shift + k (Mac) on your keyboard. Phonetic input: Type the phonetic spelling of a word in Latin characters, then click the best match from the options on the screen. Keyboard input: To type letters and symbols, click the keys of a virtual keyboard or type matching keys with your physical keyboard. In handwriting input: Draw characters in a panel in the bottom right of your screen, then click the best match from the options on the screen. Tip: In Workspace, the handwriting input works only when "access to additional services without individual control" is on in the Admin Console.