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Reader mode plus side-by-side LLM translation for article pages. Transreader helps you read article-style web pages in two languages without losing the original context. Open a page, extract the main article, and read the source and translation side by side. Use the in-page side panel when the original site already reads well, or open a full reader tab when you want a cleaner bilingual layout. Key features: - Read source and translation in aligned rows for easier comparison - Open a right-side translation panel on the current page - Open a dedicated full reader tab for long-form reading - Translate progressively around your current reading window instead of waiting for the entire article - Choose your own model provider: OpenAI, Claude, or Gemini - Save recent articles and favorites locally in the extension Transreader uses your own API key. Add your OpenAI, Claude, or Gemini key in the extension options, choose your model and target language, then start reading. Best for: - news articles - blog posts - essays - language learning through real web content Notes: - Transreader is designed for article-style pages that can be cleanly extracted - some pages with heavy app-like layouts or poor readability structure may not work well - translation is sent to the AI provider you choose
May 12, 2026
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