ImTranslator For Mac

ImTranslator is a browser add-on designed to help you translate text to various languages by relying on some of the most popular online translation services available.

The add-on can integrate into your Firefox, Google Chrome, or Opera web browsers, but keep in mind that you need to have an active internet connection at all times to be able to use it.

The ImTranslator add-ons can be installed into your Firefox, Google Chrome, or Opera web browser by following the standard instructions in each case. Take into account that you will have to restart the app for the change to take effect.

You will be able to see the ImTranslator icon next to the address status bar and activate the translation panels via the associated drop down menu. Besides the ImTranslator and Translator panels, you can also activate the pop-up bubble, the inline, or the web page translations.

Within the translation panels, you get to decide if you want to rely on the Google Translate, Microsoft Bing Translator, or other services. The next step is to provide the source language and specify the translation output.

Via the ImTranslator Options panel you get to set the default target language, set the service associated by default to the toolbar button, configure hotkeys for activating different translation functions, choose to record the translation history, and so on.

To sum up, the ImTranslator project delivers companion add-ons for some of the most popular web browsers available on the Mac platform: Firefox, Google Chrome, and Opera.

Once integrated into the host application, ImTranslator enables you to perform translation tasks in no time, using any source or target language. What’s more, you can also choose the online service that handles the tasks (Google Translate, Microsoft Bing Translator, or others).