#Chrome translate tab full#

And if any developer is reading this a function to translate full pages without opening a new tab with the translated page would be much appreciated. Oh well, it's such small issues it doesn't matter, point is that I will continue to use Opera as my main browser. Thanks for your reply! I hope you had a great weekend.Īnyhow, now I just need to find the setting where I can use Tab to search on a website straight from the address field instead of just using space, which might actually be better but then I have to re-learn myself to do that since I'm so used to use Tab from Chrome. Never thought the day would come where I would ditch Chrome So I will definitely continue to use Opera as my main browser. I'm currently using Opera for everything except those two Russian websites where I need to translate the pages to English. I'm eagerly awaiting your response, if I can get this, Opera is definitely my go-to browser, well, it already is but I'm using this Translate to English function quote often and without it I would have to open Chrome once in a while but I prefer to just have only one browser.ĭiversion last edited That's really too bad because I'm starting to fall for Opera. I hope I presented enough information for you to undertanda what I mean. SO, to the main point, is there an extension (or maybe an option in the settings) which lets you translate a full page (without opening a new tab or popup)? If I try to log in I'm just redirected to a completely blank page. This is basically on which I assume is why I'm getting logged out. Either they open a popup which you have to copy the text into and translate (which in my opinion feels rather useless since you can just go to Google Translate for example), or they open a new tab which isn't keeping me logged in and I can't log in since the URL becomes (I'm just taking an example): Trance&sl=auto&tl=en Even drop-down menus, buttons and so on.īack to the translation extensions for Opera. It's really simple, let's say you enter a Russian site with Russian Cyrillic script, you just right-click anywhere on the page and choose 'Translate to English' and EVERYTHING on the site is being translated. Maybe I should explain how Chrome does it first for you guys who don't know how it works. Not a SINGLE ONE translates the web page the same way Chrome does. Don't think I haven't tried any, I tried basically all translation extensions there are. I LOVE it.Īnyhow, there is just one thing that I'd like to fix, with an extension or something. Anyhow, Opera took me by storm and is now my main browser. Honestly I thought that I would NEVER switch browser since I really like Chrome. I recently switched from Chrome to Opera because of a recommendation from a friend.