Myna for Google Translate For Mac

Myna for Google Translate offers you the possibility to use the Google Translate service outside the browser. The utility provides a well-organized user interface where you can input the source text, select the translation language, and put the result on your clipboard.

The Myna for Google Translate app provides a streamlined environment where you can quickly select the source and translation language, input the original text, and then view the automatic translation.

Naturally, the Myna for Google Translate app requires an internet connection at all times and features most of the capabilities provided by the online service, such as the possibility to automatically detect the source language.

However, the user gets to make adjustments if necessary: you can choose the dialect you want to use for a particular language and even change it altogether if the detection is erroneous. For your convenience, Myna for Google Translate allows you to swap the languages.

Myna for Google Translate comes with an automatic window resize function but also offers you the option to adjust the window opacity, so you can keep the translator panel visible without obstructing your work.

Moreover, Myna for Google Translate enables you to define system hotkeys for toggling the window visibility, or to trigger the translation for the text currently placed on your clipboard.

Myna for Google Translate also comes with a status bar icon that toggles the window visibility, but you can disable it via the Preferences window. The same area allows you to activate the Phrasebook button which facilitates searching for expressions online.

To sum up, Myna for Google Translate is a simple OS X utility that connects to the Google Translate online service and offers you the possibility to harness the automatic translation power via a standalone app.

Myna for Google Translate provides support for most of the translation engine capabilities and also features a well-organized user interface.