When learning a new language, it's important to consume as much content in that language as possible to build vocabulary. However, manually translating unfamiliar words and phrases every time can be inconvenient.
When learning a new language, it's important to consume as much content in that language as possible to build vocabulary. However, manually translating unfamiliar words and phrases every time can be inconvenient. It would be great if they could translate automatically.
In that case, you can install a Google Chrome extension called MouseTooltipTranslator, which automatically translates all the text under the mouse cursor.
It uses Google Translate and Bing Translate for translation, and also supports TTS (Text-to-Speech) and OCR (Optical Character Recognition). By activating the history tracking option, you can create and review your own flashcards.
Overall, the extension works out of the box, and there's no need for additional configuration. However, there's a plethora of settings available for such a simple solution.
Here, you can adjust the behavior of every aspect of MouseTooltipTranslator, from the appearance of translations to the desired translation languages, voices, and excluding unnecessary websites.