#S3.GOOGLE TRANSLATOR FOR FIREFOX INSTALL#
#S3.GOOGLE TRANSLATOR FOR FIREFOX FULL#

Highlight this place, as for copying, and press the button in the translator Translate the selected fragment, and right there at the bottom of the browser you will see the translation of the selected fragment: Suppose you do not need to translate the entire page, but only some part, a paragraph. If you click OK, then the site will also be translated, and in the case of a second visit to this site, it will be automatically translated.ДЄlternatively, you can activate these functions in context menu translator's buttons by right-clicking it:Д«ut that's not all that this translator can do. it just won't be translated automatically next time. translator bar located below the navigation bar:ДЄs I wrote at the very beginning of the article, when the user is redirected to one of the foreign sites, click on the translator button, an additional window will open with a question Always automatically translate the specified site?:Д¬lick in the additional window with the question button Cancellation and the site will be translated, i.e. Auto detection of the original language is also available.ДЄfter installing the add-on and restarting the browser, you will see 1) in the browser. The add-on is based on the public interface from and therefore has more than 50 languages вЂ‹вЂ‹in its arsenal, from which you can translate into Russian into any language. S3.Google Translator is a browser add-on Firefox, which will make it easier for you to visit non-Russian-language sites.

#S3.GOOGLE TRANSLATOR FOR FIREFOX INSTALL#

Install a browser add-on called S3.Google Translator. In the browser Google chrome website translator is built in by default:Д«ut what should users of their favorite browser do Firefox? The exit is as follows. The teacher taught Tolley badly, Toli himself ran away from foreign lessons, but he naturally cannot read anything there and pouting his lips, writes an answer in a comment like: 'What do you mean, polyglot (a person who knows several languages), or what?' A classic situation, isn't it? But there is a way out of it, and very simple. We donвЂ™t collect cookies, password, e-mails or any other confidential info.Very often the user has to face such a situation when in the search necessary information on some blog it is directed by a link to a 'foreign' site, and all the information there is in one of the languages вЂ‹вЂ‹that the user does not speak. Such statistics are needed to improve this extension вЂ“ based on domain names, a map of work priorities will be drawn up in which area it is necessary to add efforts to make the extension better. If user agree, then the extension may collect non-personalized browsing history. Today, for version 6.25, with added emphasis:

IвЂ™ve reviewed the add-ons and confirmed they are collecting ancillary user data against our policies.

#S3.GOOGLE TRANSLATOR FOR FIREFOX FULL#

Only the domains (not full URLs) of the web-sites visited and nothing else. In that case, the userвЂ™s browsing history can be accessed by a third party.Д«ut we donвЂ™t collect cookies, password, e-mails or any other confidential info. If user consent is given, this add-on will collect non-personalized browsing history. This behavior does not extend to Private Browsing mode. In that case, the userвЂ™s browsing history can be accessed by a third party (ad network). If user consent is given, this add-on will show advertising on web pages. In chronological order (note, the step down from 6.19 to 5.35): вЂ¦ДЇrom around a year ago, three Wayback Machine captures of AMO pages for the extension. was removed because it offer (optional) to send every visited URL to 3rd-party server. Some historical context, from (for a clone of the extension):

S3.Google Translator for Firefox