Autotranslate AI

About

Set it once. Never click "Translate" again.

Browser-built translators are supposed to remember when you click "Always translate this language" — but they forget. Constantly. You end up clicking the same button on the same site, in the same language, over and over.

Autotranslate AI is the fix. Pick your language once. Every page you open, in any foreign language, is translated silently and automatically. No dialog, no right-click menu, no re-asking.

Why it works better than the built-in:

• Actually remembers. Your target language, skip lists, and per-site rules persist across sessions and sync across your signed-in browsers.

• Handles modern sites. A live DOM observer translates new content as it loads — Twitter/X feeds, YouTube comments, Reddit threads, chat apps, infinite scrolls. Built-in translators give up after the first render.

• Preserves layout. Swaps text nodes only, so bold, italic, links, and inline formatting survive intact.

• Knows what to leave alone. Code blocks, form inputs, editable fields, password boxes, and anything marked untranslatable are never touched.

• Bilingual-friendly. Read Spanish and English fluently? Add Spanish to your skip list with one click — other languages still auto-translate.

• Per-site opt-out. One site rendering weirdly under translation? One click to exclude it forever.

• Fast. In-browser caching makes repeat visits and repeated phrases instant. Batched requests keep things snappy even on dense pages.

• Auto-pauses on same-language pages. No more garbled "English → English" output.

Privacy-first:

No tracking. No analytics. No accounts. No servers of our own. The extension sends page text to established translation services (Google Translate's public endpoint, with MyMemory as a fallback) and returns the result to your browser. Nothing else leaves your device. Your passwords, inputs, cookies, and browsing history are never read.

How to use:

1. Install.
2. Click the icon, pick your target language.
3. Browse normally. Everything just works.

That's it. No configuration, no learning curve, no recurring interruptions. Just a browser that finally reads every page in the language you actually speak.