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• telesilla 8y ago
  Thank you! There is only one feature that keeps me on Chrome (I've moved most of my browsing to Firefox and Opera), and that's the built-in translation as I'm on a lot of non-english websites during the day. This will make my daily Chrome use a lot more enjoyable.
  • eikenberry 8y ago
    The built-in translation works on Chromium and might work on some of the privacy oriented Chromium based browsers as well. I normally use Firefox and use Chromium when I want this feature.
    • telesilla 8y ago
      I tested a few Chromium browsers today with privacy features and the translation feature is disabled. I will try raw Chromium - I'm curious how buggy it is to run it straight off dev. Epic: translate is disabled Iridium: 403 on using inline translate Chromium: 403 on using inline translate API key errors abound. After wasting way too much time I went back to Opera and finally found inline translation with this extension: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/google-translate/aapbdbdomjkkjkaonfhkkikfgjllcleb https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/google-translate/a... Now everything is well. Thanks for your tip however!