@Myr65 Hi, what do you mean with context icon? The translate icon in the address bar can be disabled. Maybe add a screen shot. One user vote in 6 month show how many users need this.

@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.

Just here to comment the same to give this a boost. I have everything including my bookmarks, passwords, etc. on Vivaldi and are synced on multiple devices. I recently switched to IOS. As an expat who is yet to learn the local language, I highly rely on translation. I don’t want to change to another browser just because of this…

I use DeepL a lot for my translation work and actually love the outcome most of the times. Needs a lot less editing than google translator, for instance, at least for the language pairs I use it with. Today I noticed that translation has already arrived to mobile so I decided to, instead of translating the whole page, select just some text I needed and see if I could translate just that (very useful for foruns, where the page may be in a language you understand but the content in some other language). To my surprise I was given an option to Translate in the context menu, after selecting the text. However, when I clicked it, I was asked if I prefered to translate using Chrome or Translator app. Now that Vivaldi has its own Translation service, I'd very much like to translate it inline and using Vivaldi, please