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Quickly translate selected or typed text on web pages. Supports Google Translate and DeepL API. π Reading something in another language? Translator Proβ’ lets you translate any text on any webpage instantly β just select it and the translation appears right there. No copy-pasting, no opening new tabs. Works everywhere Chrome works β Wikipedia, Reddit, Gmail, YouTube, news sites, PDFs, you name it. π What it does: π±οΈ Select to translate β highlight any text, translation appears immediately π Translate on Copy β press Ctrl+C and the translation shows up automatically π€ Double-click any word for an instant definition/translation π Listen to pronunciation β hear the translated text read aloud β Swap languages β flip source and target in one click π Translation history β searchable log of your last 50 translations π Google Translate + DeepL β switch between APIs in settings π‘ Romanization β see pronunciation for Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Korean β¨οΈ Keyboard shortcut β Ctrl+Space to translate selected text βοΈ Right-click menu β translate selected text or entire page π 36 languages in the UI π 100% free. No account. No signup. No tracking. Your translations stay on your device. Questions? natalia2develop@gmail.com β I reply to everyone. If Translator Proβ’ saves you time daily, a small coffee donation keeps it updated π
Apr 22, 2026
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