Translation Tools

The DML Wiki no longer offers a translation extension/add-on because most modern browsers now offer built-in translation support. Most major translation services discontinued translation widget support as an add-on to websites years ago for this reason. A clunky site-based extension that increases page load times is not in the DML wiki maintenance path. At this time DML wiki does not offer per page human translation.

Windows

Apps

There are many translation apps available in the Windows app store.

Browser Etensions/Add-ons

Google Chrome

In Google Chrome a translation extension is not needed, users can right-click on any page and select translate if their browser doesn't auto-detect and offer to automatically translate. However if you prefer a different translation extension you can try:

• Google Translate
• Reverso Translate
• Or one of the many other translate extensions

Firefox

• Google Translate
• Simple Translate
• Reverso Translate
• Yandex Translate
• Or one of the many other translate extensions

Edge

• Microsoft Translator for Edge
• Google Translate
• Edge translate

Opera

• Google Translate
• Or one of the other translate extensions

Mac

• Translator
• iTranslate
• Mate Universal Translator
• Lingvanex Translator
• Or search the app store for many more options.

Safari

• Google Translate
• iTranslator
• Translate Safari

Linux

Linux users can use their bundled application manager to search for available apps and programs such as OmegaT or Matecat or add a supported browser extension.

Mobile

iOS

• iTranslator
• Google Translate
• Microsoft Translator

Google Android

• Microsoft Translator
• Google Translate
• Or one of the many other translate extensions

Windows Mobile

As Windows Mobile is no longer being actively developed/maintained and Microsoft is abandoning production, we don't have any translation tools listed here for it. You can search your associated app store to determine a translation app for this platform if they are still supported.