Guide to Translating Web Pages Automatically with Edge Browser on Android

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For a long time, the website translation feature is available on Google Chrome browser and now it is also available on Microsoft Edge browser for Android. With this feature, users can translate web pages from the original language into the selected language. It works similarly with Chrome browser. With the support of Bing Compiler, the Microsoft Edge browser supports all languages.

By default, automatic translation is enabled on the Edge browser. When you visit any website that is not written in your native language (the language installed in Android), the Edge browser displays a message below the screen. Notice showing the language detected on the website and proposing the target language for the translation. You can select the target language and the website will be translated quickly.

If you select the dot, the translation menu appears. Here you have options:

Always translate pages in. To. : Always translate web pages from the original language into the selected language
Never translate pages in. To. : Never translate web pages from the original language into the selected language
Never translate this site: Never translate Open web pages
Page is not in. ?: Select the original language again if Bing confuses the language of the website
More languages: Select the language again from the list of supported languages.

In Edge browser settings, you can turn off automatic translation. Besides, you can also reset all website translation options. When resetting translation settings, the app displays a small notification at the bottom of the web browser to make suggestions for site translation. You will have to do the language selection manually. All original and target language sources of specific websites will also be lost.