Install the S3.Google Translator Firefox add-on. Install a page translator for the Mozilla Firefox browser The developer has removed the s3 google translator for firefox
Very often the user has to deal with such a situation when in search necessary information on some blog he is directed through a link to a “foreign” site, and all the information there is in one of the languages that the user does not speak. Either the teacher taught poorly, or he ran away from foreign language lessons, but naturally he cannot read anything there and, pouting his lips, writes an answer in a comment like: “What am I, a polyglot (a person who knows several languages), or what?” Classic situation, isn't it? But there is a very simple way out of it.
In the browser Google Chrome
Website translator is built in by default:
But what should users of their favorite browser do? Firefox? The exit is as follows. Install a browser add-on called S3.Google Translator.
S3.Google Translator is a browser add-on Firefox, which will make it easier for you to visit non-Russian-language sites.
The add-on is based on the publicly available interface from http://translate.google.com/ and therefore has more than 50 languages in its arsenal, from which you can translate into Russian into any language. Automatic detection of the original language is also available.
After installing the add-on and restarting the browser, you will see 1) in the browser. translator button and 2). translator panel located below the navigation panel:
How to use the translator?
As I wrote at the very beginning of the article, when redirecting the user to one of the foreign sites, click on the translator button, the additional window with a question Always automatically translate the specified site?:
Click the button in the additional window with the question Cancel and the site will be translated, i.e. it just won't translate automatically next time. If you press OK, then the site will also be translated and if you visit this site again, it will be automatically translated.
Or you can activate these functions in context menu translator buttons by right-clicking:
But that’s not all this translator can do. Suppose you do not need to translate the entire page, but only some part, a paragraph. Select this place as for copying and click the button in the translator Translate selected fragment, and right at the bottom of the browser you will see the translation of the selected fragment:
Or make a transfer single word/phrases. To translate a word/phrase from the site, paste it into the field of the same name and click the button to the right of the field with the letter A, and an additional window with the translation will immediately open:
Now you will not have a reason to puff out your cheeks and pout your lips when you are redirected to a foreign site.
Note. In my opinion, this translator is for Firefox in some respects it even bypasses the default translator for Googe Chrome.
Despite the development of the RuNet, most of the interesting content is still posted on foreign resources. Don't know the language? This is not a problem if you install one of the suggested translators for Mozilla Firefox.
Translate This!
Having installed the add-on, after going to a foreign page, you only need to click on the add-on icon, after which a new tab will be created in Mozilla Firefox, which will redirect you to the Google service page and display the translation of the page.
Google Translator for Firefox
A simple and effective page translator for Firefox, using, of course, Google service Translate.
This translator plugin for Firefox allows you to translate both individual text fragments and entire web pages. In this case, as in the previous option, the translated page will be displayed in a new tab on the Google Translate service page.
ImTranslator
A functional translator for Mazila, which can both translate web pages and display a miniature translator window in which the user can translate text into one of 90 languages.
The service is notable for the fact that it has a fairly wide list of settings, which allows you to fine-tune the operation of the service to your own requirements.
Online Translator
This add-on is an excellent choice if you need to contact a translator on an ongoing basis.
The fact is that Online Translator is a toolbar built into the browser header. Using this panel, you can instantly translate a single word or phrase, or translate an entire web page in just one click.
The add-on, like other translator add-ons, uses the Google Translate service to perform translation, which means you can be sure of the quality of the result.
And a small summary. Translator for Mozilla Firefox is one of the useful add-ons that should be installed in this browser. And let the official solution from Google for of this browser no, all add-ons implemented by third-party developers successfully use the capabilities of Google Translate.
If you are reading this article, it means that you have probably already encountered problems (to one degree or another) with the language barrier while working with overseas web resources. Chinese store(even without English localization!), a letter from technical support from some service in German - and so on. The language is unknown, and even cry. But there is no need... I mean, cry, or generally get upset. A translator for Firefox will help you. This, of course, is not a person - a specialist who knows from A to Z, for example, Chinese or French. But it performs automatic, so-called machine translation. And not everything in it is smooth and smooth, but the meaning can still be grasped.
IN Yandex browser(Yandex) has a built-in module for processing foreign articles and inscriptions, but the translator for Mozilla Firefox needs to be installed independently (connect the addon to the web browser).
There are a lot of translators for Firefox, and each of them is good in its own way. However, we will be introduced to Firefox.
Note. You can download and install any add-on discussed in this article from the official Mozilla website (addons.mozilla.org).
Let's begin! All previously mysterious and incomprehensible words will become clear to you, that is, translated into Russian in Mozilla Firefox.
Powerful website translator plugin. In addition to “processing” the entire text on the page and its individual fragments (by hovering the cursor over a highlighted phrase), it provides the user with the opportunity to learn a foreign language using a special mode (Learning mode).
Supports 80 languages. Equipped with a convenient menu.
Also, using this translator in your browser, you can translate subtitles in YouTube videos online, directly while watching. You can also voice the text being processed (you can enable the “voice over” option in the panel).
This page translator also operates on the Google service. Launches with one single click of the mouse.
Allows you to assign various combinations of hot keys to launch, set the direction of translation, the area of processed text (selected fragment, entire page).
The addon is a polyglot, reads and understands over 90 languages. Uses five processing applications text information. Able to change translation direction on the fly. Provides an extended vocabulary.
Displays all data and the translation control panel in Firefox, in a separate window. Uses three online translators (Bing, Google, Translator).
The perfect solution for newbie users.
It is launched by simple mouse actions: right-clicking → launching a command in the menu (Selection - processing of selected words, Page - translation of the entire page).
Uses popular online translators (Google Translate, Bing Translator, Yahoo!Babefish, PROMT) and dictionaries (Lingvo, Babylon, Google).
Equipped with its own toolbar with a customizable interface (buttons can be removed or added). Performs translation by double click.
Choose any addon that you find most convenient. And if in doubt, test the capabilities of each solution experimentally. Practice will definitely help you decide. In any case, with the translator extension you will be able to “jump over” the language barrier.
Hello friends! Today we will figure out how you can quickly translate a page in the Mozilla Firefox web browser, either the entire page or just a selected fragment. Agree, it is very convenient, when viewing interesting news or, for example, posts on Facebook, which are made in English, German and other languages, to press just one button so that everything written becomes clear.
So, in order to translate text on a website in Mozilla, we will need to install an add-on in the browser. We will also consider how to use a similar translator in Mozilla.
Installing an extension for translating pages in Mozilla
Opening new tab, then go to the “Menu” of the browser and select “Add-ons” from the list:
After that, write “translator” in the search bar and click on the magnifying glass to start the search.
In the results you can select any of the available add-ons. Under the name of each of them, its description is written.
If you need to translate only selected text or entire pages in the browser, then install “S3.Google Translator” or “Google Translator for Firefox”.
For example, let's install the S3.Google Translator extension. Select the appropriate item in the list and click “Install”.
You will then need to restart your browser. Click on the "Restart Now" button.
The fact that the add-on has been successfully installed will be indicated by an icon on the right side of the address bar.
If you want to go to settings installed extension, disable it or completely remove it from the browser, go to “Menu – Add-ons”, go to the “Extensions” tab and select the desired item.
How to use S3.Google Translator
Open the site whose text you will work with. Near the icon of the installed extension, click on the small black arrow and select the desired item. Let's translate the entire page in Mozilla. To do this, select “Translate page”.
If you need to translate separate fragment text or some words, first select them with the mouse.
A window appeared asking me to connect a widget, click “OK” in it. You will then be prompted to remember your choice; you can click “Cancel”.
Since the page was originally in Russian, nothing happened to it. But a line appeared at the top where in the “Translated to” section you can select the appropriate language.
The page in the browser will be translated into the selected language. When you hover your mouse over the text, the original text will be displayed in a pop-up window.
I will end here. We completed the main task and installed the translator in the Mozilla Firefox browser.
Many Mozilla Firefox users lack a built-in translator that can translate selected text on a website or an entire page. At least this function is not included in the browser by default, there are many plugins that supplement this functionality. In this article you will find a convenient page translator for Firefox from the proposed add-ons.
Browser add-ons
There are many solutions for Firefox that will help you work with text translation. All add-ons can be found at addons.mozilla.org. The most popular ones are presented below.
The translator is based on the publicly available Google Cloud Translation API code. It allows you to work with 80 languages of the world, so there should be no problems with translating almost any page on the Internet.
What's interesting about S3.Google Translate is that formatting is not lost when translating page text. For the plugin to work, restart your browser after installation.
A good, simple translator, which is essentially a link to Google Translate. It’s very simple to use: select the text, press RMB and select “Selection” - translation for the selected text, “Page” - translation of the entire page. A tab will open for the finished translation by this request in Google Translate. Firefox does not need to be restarted. 
This plugin is functionally an exact copy of the previous one. The difference is that the selected text is translated into open page, and the entire page is in a separate Google Translate tab. To start working with the add-on, install and restart your browser. 
A good translator for more demanding users. It has about 90 languages and a dozen functions that can be finely tuned to your requirements. After installation you will need to restart Mozilla. 
A multifunctional translator that will appeal to users who constantly ask for text translation. 
The plugin is a toolbar that is embedded below the bookmarks bar. All available functions are displayed on the panel, and by and large there are quite a few of them. The service will help you translate a single word, selected text or an entire page into any of 80 languages of the world. Can also translate text copied to the clipboard.
Advice! The above plugins basically use the google translate api, that is, the power of the Google translator. At the moment there is no official add-on from the company for Mozilla Firefox.
Built-in Mozilla Firefox translator
In version 41 of the browser, the developers added the ability to work with a built-in translator that uses Yandex developments. The idea is great, but it hasn't been brought to fruition. After configuration, the built-in translator may work smoothly, may work every once in a while, or may not work at all. Apparently, this is why it has not yet been added to Firefox as a regular feature, but has only given users the opportunity to test it by first running required settings.
Advice! You often encounter the warning “This connection is untrusted in Mozilla Firefox.” Find out how to fix this error by reading the article at the link provided.
To enable the translator:
- Make sure you are using browser version 41 or higher. To do this, open about:support in the search bar.
The second line will indicate the program version.
- If everything is ok, enter about:config in the line
Click on the "I promise I'll be careful" button.
- In the “Search” line enter browser.translation.detectLanguage
- Right-click on the value and select "Toggle".
- The value will change from “false” to “true”.
- Enter browser.translation.ui.show in the “Search” line
Follow the same steps, it will set the value to “true”.
- Find the parameter browser.translation.engine
- Double-click on the value with the left mouse button. In the window that appears, delete “Bing” and write “yandex”. Click OK.
- Go to the Yandex Translate API page. In the upper right corner, click “Login” and log into your account.
- Click "Get a free API key".
- Click on the yellow button.
- Save the specified key in text document, you will need it later.
