Reviews for TWP - Translate Web Pages
TWP - Translate Web Pages by Filipe Dev
Review by Firefox user 16997645
Rated 5 out of 5
by Firefox user 16997645, 5 years agoYou advertise google and yandex, but when I use your translate selected text it opens a new page, and takes me to the super $h!††y deepl. Why not avoid lying and show a screenshot of what you actually do! I hate this garbage translator, google is far more accurate from Chinese to English, Spanish, French, and Polish. Also German to USA slang is much more accurate on google. DeepL should visit nvidia deep learning institute to train their retarded bots and stay the hell off my machine!
If indeed you did not switch to deepl and I stepped in the hundesheiße all by my ignorant self, then I both apologize for misdirected anger [a common anger issue, precision and anger don't hang out well together, next time you're raging mad, try threading a needle], and sincerely thank your for your candid reply. Accurate criticism is always a gift, even though it rarely appears as such.
Basically sorry and thanks!
I have used this plugin for a long time, and liked everything about it, so I trust your reply and revised accordingly, especially persuaded by your care and commitment to your project. I speak 5 languages, so use this and other translators and dictionaries 50x daily.
Features I like: when translating from or to Chinese, pinyin is also provided, option to cycle through multiple sources (yandex, MS, Google, etc. nice to have a Chinese translator as an option also like "sougou" https://fanyi.sogou.com/text, I get very different translations from Chinese translator apps from China versus the typical ones above), an option to translate "in situ" leaving the text right where you found it, but in the target language, if using the popup it should allow deep diving into grammar or grammar syntax model sentences, and my ultimate dream would be a regional slang option, for example you could cycle through academic/formal, business vernacular, casual speaking, and finally add profanity embellishments.
I am partly finding some comedy here, but on a sincere note, translating a phrase, and then seeing how each style, from stuffy and bookish, to street slang, with profanity also similarly graded from tame to Howard Stern would blush hearing it, all of this would accelerate learning a language dramatically, and people would find it very addictive, swearing at each other in obscure languages and so on. I offer this as my apology. I hope something is useful in it.
Please tell me how I got the deepl venereal disease, it's starting to get itchy and it burns a little... And the Macbook healthcare coverage expired. LOL!
If indeed you did not switch to deepl and I stepped in the hundesheiße all by my ignorant self, then I both apologize for misdirected anger [a common anger issue, precision and anger don't hang out well together, next time you're raging mad, try threading a needle], and sincerely thank your for your candid reply. Accurate criticism is always a gift, even though it rarely appears as such.
Basically sorry and thanks!
I have used this plugin for a long time, and liked everything about it, so I trust your reply and revised accordingly, especially persuaded by your care and commitment to your project. I speak 5 languages, so use this and other translators and dictionaries 50x daily.
Features I like: when translating from or to Chinese, pinyin is also provided, option to cycle through multiple sources (yandex, MS, Google, etc. nice to have a Chinese translator as an option also like "sougou" https://fanyi.sogou.com/text, I get very different translations from Chinese translator apps from China versus the typical ones above), an option to translate "in situ" leaving the text right where you found it, but in the target language, if using the popup it should allow deep diving into grammar or grammar syntax model sentences, and my ultimate dream would be a regional slang option, for example you could cycle through academic/formal, business vernacular, casual speaking, and finally add profanity embellishments.
I am partly finding some comedy here, but on a sincere note, translating a phrase, and then seeing how each style, from stuffy and bookish, to street slang, with profanity also similarly graded from tame to Howard Stern would blush hearing it, all of this would accelerate learning a language dramatically, and people would find it very addictive, swearing at each other in obscure languages and so on. I offer this as my apology. I hope something is useful in it.
Please tell me how I got the deepl venereal disease, it's starting to get itchy and it burns a little... And the Macbook healthcare coverage expired. LOL!
Developer response
posted 5 years agoI would even help you solve this problem that you caused yourself. But I'll leave you to your ignorance.
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- Rated 5 out of 5by Phantom, 2 days ago
- Rated 4 out of 5by Nuno Leal Correia, 2 days ago
- Rated 5 out of 5by romize, 5 days agoThis extension is great. However, there’s something else I’d like to see. Right now, the selected text can only be translated into the 1–3 languages I’ve set, but I’d like to have an option to choose other languages as well 😭
- Rated 3 out of 5by Okami, 6 days agoUsed to work on LinkedIn, now it no longer does. Works perfectly on other websites though.
- Rated 5 out of 5by Firefox user 20164089, 7 days agoMy metric for 5 stars in this case is the fact the extension is vastly more performative than either of the Firefox and Chrome native implementations of translation, both manually and automatic.
- Rated 3 out of 5by migoo, 12 days agoI can't seem to find an option to automatically translate highlighted texts. I need to click on the icon first before that translation box popups which is a bit time consuming.
Developer response
posted 11 days agoIn the extension settings, there is a tab called "Hotkeys." There, you'll find an option to translate selected text by pressing "Ctrl" twice. That might save you some time. - Rated 5 out of 5by Paolo, 12 days ago
- Rated 5 out of 5by Firefox user 20164641, 12 days agoOne of the best addons for browser ever, it can translate any page to any language without breaking functionality.
- Rated 1 out of 5by İlker, 13 days agoI really like the extension and it works great, but there is a major missing option in the settings. When I select text on a website with my mouse, I don't want the extension's logo to appear on my screen. There should be an option in the settings to hide this logo.
- Rated 5 out of 5by Operational Solutions Advisory, 15 days agoTWP - Translate Web Pages is an essential extension for communicating across global clients and managing international technical documentation seamlessly in real time.
Having instant translation capabilities helps our teams coordinate operations across different business units:
• Technical hardware and dispatch updates at Billings Locksmith Services (https:billingslocksmithservices.com)
• Commercial site waste clearing logistics at Asheville NC Dumpster Rental (https:ashevillencdumpsterrental.com)
• International account compliance documentation at Elite Reinstatement Pros (https:elitereinstatementpros.com)
A must-have extension for any business operating across multi-lingual platforms and global client networks. - Rated 5 out of 5by bobalazs, 16 days ago
- Rated 1 out of 5by lloyd, 18 days agoautodetect language fails to recognize the correct language since the last update. while manually selecting the language fixes that, I have to reselect the correct language for every visit to every page
- Rated 5 out of 5by Олег, 21 days ago
- Rated 1 out of 5by 18skeltor, 23 days agoAs far as I can tell, you can't see what language it is that you're translating. That's a make-or-break feature for translating apps for me.
I looked through the settings and couldn't see an option for this. If I missed it, let me know and I'll change my rating to 5 stars! - Rated 5 out of 5by WRS13, a month agoIt would be great if the Android version were updated too; in the old version, only Google works. I don't want to take a risk with those suspicious copies of this extension.
- Rated 5 out of 5by Firefox user 19498549, a month ago
- Rated 5 out of 5by Firefox user 18408056, a month ago
- Rated 5 out of 5by cultivador, a month ago
- Rated 5 out of 5by Nicholas Christopoulos, a month ago
- Rated 5 out of 5by Firefox user 15965049, a month ago
- Rated 5 out of 5by Firefox user 13470344, a month agoFirefoxun kendi çevirisi çok kötüydü fakat bu eklenti bir harika. Bunu başaranlara çok teşekkür ediyorum.
- Rated 5 out of 5by Firefox user 20104798, a month ago
- Rated 5 out of 5by Firefox user 14196792, a month ago
- Rated 4 out of 5by phma, a month agoI use the non-automatic page translation tool — That's to say if I need to translate a web page, I click [mylanguage] in the TWP toolbar button and the page is translated.
Is there a way to reset the page translation when the URL changes?
Example: To read an article on example.com, I click to translate the page. Then, after reading, I navigate to a different page (still on example.com), and the new page is automatically translated. I’d like the new page not to be automatically translated — I want it to reset in its original language.
I know this is a non-standard request, but would it be possible to have this choice via a checkbox in the settings?
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Thanks for the reply!
I already had that option set to “No.”
I just tried again and realized I had misunderstood the "issue".
Actually, the site doesn't revert to its original language when I use the Back button (when I go back one page). I guess that's normal.
In the end, I have to refresh the page after using the Back button. That works for me.
Thanks for the quick reply!
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Edit August 28:
Hello, I'm back with some additional information regarding my first question.
I was finally able to reproduce the problem:
On YouTube, I'm reading the comments (translated into French) under a video.
Then, I return to the YouTube homepage by clicking on the YouTube logo in the upper-left corner of the page.
When returned to the homepage, the translation is still active.
"Automatically translate when clicking on a link that takes you to the same domain as the current site" is disabled.
Thank you if reading this.Developer response
posted a month agoWhat you're asking for is the extension's default behavior. Depending on how the site is built, the behavior may be different.
Check if the option "Automatically translate when clicking on a link that takes you to the same domain as the current site" is disabled.