Automatic detection of languages fails frequently (sayvit's Japanese instead of the actual language Chinese), and there is no option to change the language to translate from, preventing the page from being translated

Great! Big thanks to Filip! I just wrote a blog post about this extension. I'm thrilled :)

Very useful tool as it can translate dynamically created web pages like YouTube which is great, now I can read all YouTube comments more easer no matter what language, also asian language.

I experienced one issue: when browsing through camera lens models on dpreview.com it changes the formatting on the left side of the list of canon lenses.
It shows 4 lenses per row and the rightmost lense vanishes partially behind text on the right side of the webpage.

Then I have some wishes:

1. I would like to work with the deepl.com translator API where you can get a free API key and where the translation quality is better compared to Google.

2. Whats also missing, to be able to configure the translator in the settings. Currently you can only switch to another translator when viewing a webpage but later on it changes again to the default which is Google.

3. If you hover over the translated paragraph, then a pop-up window shows the original text, which is very useful, but it hides the translated text partially. It would be good, if the placement of the pop-up window could be parametrized better, so that there is a chance not to hide the original text.

Please fix the display issue and add deepl.com API as translator, make the default translator configurable and make the pop-up window placement showing the original text configurable. Then I am happy to give the full 5-stars.

A really great and useful product many thanks.

Está fallando el traductor de ingles a español, lo traduce literal palabra por palabra Ejemplo: Criado Derek Moore ricos sintió se ha pasado vida la toda

Прекрасно работает в мобильной версии firefox beta

Getting the right info when you relocate can be vital. This add-ons saved my behind more than once. THX Filipe!

absolutely useful