Translate & Search

Translate first. Search beyond your own language. The internet speaks more than one language. A useful tutorial, a detailed discussion or a local recommendation may exist, yet never appear when you search only in your native language. Changing the language of your search can help you find different sources and perspectives. Translate & Search turns your familiar search words into another language, then opens results for the translated query. Spend less time copying between a translator and a search engine, and more time exploring what you came to find. Find more of what matters to you • Research a topic and look for sources in other languages. • Find technical tutorials, troubleshooting discussions and community experience. • Explore a destination through searches in the local language. • Follow an interest beyond the content available in your native language. A simpler way to search across languages 1. Search as usual on Google, Bing, Baidu or Sogou. 2. Choose the language you want to search in. 3. Translate the current query and open its search results. Stay in control Translate manually when you need it, or enable automatic translation on supported search pages. Choose where results open, keep access to the original search, and set individual sites to manual mode. Skip automatic translation for queries that already match your target language or languages you choose to ignore. Privacy with a clear choice No account is required. The extension does not build or sync a search-history database or add usage tracking. Online translation requires your explicit permission: search terms go to Microsoft Bing, with Google as a fallback; the translated query goes to your search engine. You can turn off future online translations at any time. Translate & Search translates search queries. To read the pages you find in another language, use your browser's page translation or another reading tool. In Safari, open the page menu, choose Manage Extensions, and enable Translate & Search. You can also enable it in Settings > Apps > Safari > Extensions. Allow access only to the supported search websites, then review online translation permission in the extension popup.