Every time to click on Firefox installation I get a page that asks I want to remove it. It never takes me to a spot where I can input a phrase etc that I would like translated. What am I missing? Or better yet what are you missing?

Good speed in word limit, though no chinese is very disappointing

its not changing the page as like photos, only copied texts.

Перевод Английский - Русский работает просто ужасно. Я понимаю, что русский язык находится в разработке, но его качество просто отвратительное на данный момент. Не рекомендую.

Ainda é bem ruinzinha, mas é bom que haja alternativas ao Google.

It's better than nothing, but nothing is still sometimes all I have.

1) I was glad when they "integrated" a translator in Firefox, but the problem is that it's not always there when needed! It seems if there are a few English words on a foreign page, such as even menu titles, it doesn't recognize that translation is needed. I'm frustrated in looking for how to get the translator to show up.

2) Also, translations are often nonsensical and even hilarious.

3) I expected it to automatically translate new pages I open on the same site where it's already translated a page, but I have to re-select the translator from the toolbar for every page.

Not so many languages supported. No autodetection.... needs more work.

There are no Russian for non beta-users, and a lot of other problems with low functional, but I will save as unpinned because of privacy

Sadly often I get not the right translation and other sites like Leo,Linguee or Google Translate, gave a much better one.

I've been trying to use, but it sometimes doesn't present any translation. When I've tried to flip languages, the word is duplicated and is presented the same for both languages. I've tried with: english, portuguese, and french. It wasn't a good experience.

Technically, it works. However, it requires a little modal pop-up that doesn't stay open if you accidentally click elsewhere. Also, it does not auto-detect the source language and it doesn't remember your preferred destination language. It feels like a toy add-on made by an tinkering junior developer, not a serious translation add-on by Mozilla themselves.

I support Mozilla, however the translate feature is waaaay behind Google Chrome. In addition it supports a fraction of the languages Google supports. ...So I use Google Chrome exclusively when traveling.

The lack of languages like Arabic and Chinese severely limits the extension since billions of people use those languages. The languages it does translate are almost all Western languages, excluding the global south completely. Enabling understanding between the West and the Global South should have been a top priority from the start.

Aucun intérêt, car ne détecte pas la langue à traduire. Il faut rentrer manuellement le nom de la langue pour que le traducteur sache de quelle langue il s'agit avant de la traduire.

Indépendamment de ce handicap, les traductions sont correctes.

There is no Chinese translation support, which is the most unfortunate point.

Regarding localized translations, my personal opinion is that Firefox can appropriately give up its support for perfect privacy protection in the area of web page translations. Users like me may not care that the translation engine knows what they are browsing, as long as Firefox can ensure that the captured content is only used for translating and improving translations.

It might be useful to ask for permission to remotely transfer web content in order to support more languages. For users who do not agree, the current localized translations will continue to be used.

Works inconsistently. I was using Firefox 120.0.1 when a popup asked if I wanted to translate the page. Worked once. Didn't realize it was built into Firefox, so I installed the add-on. Browser has to be restarted to get it to work. Too inconsistent. Works great when it's working but it's not always available.

It translates a chunk of text, not a website. Comparatively useless.

Where is Turkish?

Dejó de funcionar. Ya no lista los idiomas desde y hacia los cuales se puede traducir.