@mib2berlin This extension has settings of translator, texts are sent to a selected translator, I think.
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@lipviva Opera has an option to use Google Translate, in case the main translator fails.

I'm using the samsung web browser on Android and I'm very happy with its translator. Yes, I have found some other errors in the translation, but it does not compare to all the problems that the Vivaldi translator has.

@Pesala Thanks, upvoted

@minjs
Confirmed.

Cheers, mib

@Figaro_FV said in Allow Chrome's Live Caption:

How disappointing and extremely non-inclusive.

YES!

@Sprbr Here, it already seems to be persistent, but not after restarting Vivaldi.

@Pesala the difference in in the operative system. I'm using MacOs and the drop-down selections appear in this way, no scrollbar and uses the whole screen height.

Windows is doing a better job confining it and using a scrollbar.

Thanks for spotting the duplicate 🙂

Thanks for the answers.
@Pesala, reading your comment maybe I should flag this as a bug instead.
On my Mac I can't decide beforehand the 'translate from' language. Each time I select or input new text to translate Vivaldi (or Lingvanex) tries to auto-detect.

Both using the panel and the right-click context menu option.

@mtaki14 I'm on this version:
6.7.3329.21 (Stable channel) (arm64)
macOS Version 14.4.1 (Build 23E224)