I use GX browser and couldn't figure out other way to do it.. and the site itself don't have option for English. so.. ppl do/suggest that because it works and sometimes ppl don't find other way to do it. but thank you for the suggestions.
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Yeah only Chromium based browsers generally have the ability to translate most languages.
To my surprise Firefox doesn't have the ability to translate Japanese or most languages.
I use Chrome / Edge on PCs so I am used to having the ability to just. But use Firefox on my phone since Chrome on Android doesn't allow extensions (adblock).
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Firefox CAN translate japanese Websites... though not by default you first have to download the language pack from the settings.
There is a whole category for translations in the main settings includeing most languages it seems
If you have to download something additional for it, it means it can't.
Also in the downloadable language pack list it does not offer Japanese, and even in a Q&A the Firefox developers state that they currently do not support Japanese yet.
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Are you using the nightly updated builds? Cause the regular stable Firefox builds don't have Chinese, Korean, and Japanese yet.
According to an article I saw earlier, Chinese, Korean, and Japanese support was only added a few weeks ago in the nightly builds back in January 2025. When I checked prior in December 2024, there was no mention of Chinese, Korean, and Japanese support being added yet with threads spanning back to 2013 request for them to do so.
Edit: Found an article saying that Chinese, Korean, and Japanese was only finally added in version 135 of Firefox at that start of this month on February 4th. So it is a very recent thing, though strangely enough my phone has version 135 downloaded and still does not have Chinese, Korean, or Japanese available in the download list as you can see in the picture I posted in my previous comment.
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And their official features page hasn't added Chinese, Korean, and Japanese to the supported list despite the updates logs stating that they do.
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guys, why so complicated? just download an extension for it. for example twp, it uses google translate to translate a page. after the download, you just rightclick anywhere on a webpage and select "translate to english"(or whatever language you can read) from the dropdown menu
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There have always been differences in the App- and the OS Browser.
Mostly because if you use Google translate the 3 letter agencys watch you mastrubate... sometimes literally.
I didn't know the focus was on privacy in that sense. ye, in that sense, it's better to get the nightly build of firefox and download the japanese translationpack in the browser settings. correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe even in the developer edition of firefox, you can download the japanese translation pack.
edit: ok, just tested it on ci-en and it doesn't work 100%. I had to change the websites language to their default (japanese) for the translation prompt to even appear. they need to change how they check a websites language
I never really thought too deep on it but i use fire fox, for years I just have like 5 extensions one being an app called simple translate, i just highlight the text and it translates. I don't even remember when i got it as highlighting text to get a translation is just what i do now, i honestly wouldn't even know if the browser could do translations on it's own. They're all probably using google translate anyway.
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I don't use the nightly builds and I still have it...that aside there is no need to wait for a prompt there is a frigging button for translating a site.
If you reffer to the mobileapp version of FF I haven't checked that but your post is not really reffering to it either, so maybe you just didn't use the correct settings or didn't notice.
more likely DeepL or another LLM
No, it's not. I clearly described the problem. That shitty icon only shows up, when the website is set to nonEnglish. since i use ci-en in english, but the developer still writes in japanese, it doesn't do that. I repeat:
" it doesn't work 100%. I had to change the websites language to their default (japanese) for the translation prompt to even appear. they need to change how they check a websites language"
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Just use Microsoft Edge, it has inbuilt translation through a simple dropdown menu.
Also, give her a chance to prove herself, jeez, nobody mentioned Edge at all in this convo.
Ever since netscape was an option, IE was no longer an option to me. Even as a kid I could tell it was shit, no idea who installed netscape on my computer back then, but i never looked at IE since, and no amount of brand changing or waifus will move me.
Edge isn't IE. It's a remix based off Chrome. Basically it's Chrome *engine* with some features added. Though instead of Chrome profiles it's MS profiles that can sync with your Google Account activity.
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Still works perfectly without changeing any settings... so must be something with the Version of your FF or other extensions blocking this
I mean you either tell Microdicks or goggle peekers how you mastrubate... not really any better in opinion
Edge was already mentioned when I said earlier "Chromium based browsers", since Microsoft uses the same codebase known as Chromium.
Not to mention I specifically named dropped it in my original post.
wtf. why?
I only have ublock, nhentai downloader and pixiv toolkit.
I'm on the newest version. no website or language is whitelisted.
don't tell me it's actually because I use the developer edition instead of nightly...
I suppose yes, they are funny, if you look at them in the right mood. I never considered that before.