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Firefox has added new translation features that allow you to seamlessly browse the web in your preferred language. As you navigate the site, Firefox continuously translates new content in real time. The translation feature was rolled out gradually and has been available for all users since Firefox version 118. A new Translate selection feature has been added starting in Firefox version 128, that enables you to highlight and translate selected text.

Note: Unlike other browsers that rely on cloud services, Firefox keeps your data safe on your device. There's no privacy risk of sending text to third parties for analysis because translation happens on your device, not externally.

1. When you visit a webpage in a supported language, the translation panel will open automatically. If it does not open, click the translation icon in the toolbar or select from the menu.

2. Firefox detects the page language automatically. To change it, use the top dropdown menu.

3. Next, select your desired translation language from the bottom dropdown menu, which will be pre-populated with your first preferred language. To change it, use the dropdown menu.

4. Click Translate to translate the entire page.

5. To revert the page to the original language, click the toolbar icon and select Show original.

To tailor your translation experience:

1. On the right-hand side of the toolbar, click the translation icon.

2. Click the cog icon located on the top right side of the translation panel.

3. Choose the setting you want to apply.

4. A checkmark will appear to confirm that the selected setting is enabled.

5. To revert a change, simply reselect the setting, and the checkmark will disappear, indicating that it's disabled.

Tip: controls whether the panel opens automatically.

To configure your installed languages:

1. In the Menu bar at the top of the screen, click and then select or , depending on your macOS version.Click the menu button and select .
2. Under the panel, scroll down to Language and Appearance settings.
3. Under Translations, select from the list the languages you wish to have available for in-browser translation and click Install. The first time you translate from/to a language, it gets automatically installed in your device, so, you may see some languages already installed when accessing these settings.

4. To uninstall a language, just click Remove.

This feature is available for Firefox for Android starting from version 126.

No, the translation feature currently only handles text content on web pages, so it won't translate non-text elements such as images, videos or interactive elements.

While the translation feature primarily focuses on the main language of the webpage, it may not handle pages with mixed languages or content in multiple languages optimally.

Yes, Firefox can translate password-protected or login-required pages, as long as the content is fully displayed on your screen. The translation feature works on any webpage content that Firefox can access and render.

To revert a page to its original language after translation, click the toolbar icon and select Show original.

When Firefox detects that a page is translatable, it will open the translation panel automatically. To turn this off, click the cog icon and select the option to turn it off. Alternatively, you can choose to turn the panel off only for certain languages or sites by selecting or respectively.

Installing languages enables Firefox to perform translations locally within your browser, prioritizing your privacy and security. As you translate, Firefox downloads partial language files as you need them. To pre-install complete languages yourself, access the language settings in Firefox Settings, panel, in the Language and Appearance section under Translations.

You can help enhance Firefox translations by reporting inaccuracies through this form.

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