 Never get lost in translation again. Today, we launch Kagi Translate, offering superior translations across 244 languages! Higher quality translations than Google Translate and DeepL, zero tracking, and free for everyone ✨ More info: https://blog.kagi.com/kagi-translate Try it: https://translate.kagi.com/ 26 comments
 @kagihq This looks neat, I assume the inability to translate paywalled pages is to protect Kagi from being sued by someone like the New York Times mistaking the translation engine for an AI scraper bot (or deciding that they don't want their articles translated for whatever nonsensical reason related to intellectual property they come up with)? Anyway, I don't use almost any paywalled content, so this looks like it may be useful to me. @kagihq The cache seems to work against you here because the added link is not in the translation, but I'm bike-shedding here :) Thanks for the translate feature, it's a great addition ! FYI I'm a massive user of the e.g. !fren and !enfr bang for quick translations, so it may be interesting to go through these to update them to use Kagi instead  @kagihq Awesome. Doesn’t recognize that I’m logged in, but translation looks pretty good.  @kagihq I noticed it's possible to do translation via query parameters: - `source=` source language E.g.: `source=auto&target=en&text=agua+de+calcetín` https://translate.kagi.com/?source=auto&target=en&text=agua+de+calcet%C3%ADn Kagi, is this documented anywhere?  @PictoPulse356 @thibaultmol @kagihq Not sure how to use that, so I guess that I Wil wait for the extension 😊 @PictoPulse356 @kagihq you see the link on the translate page at the bottom where it mentions the bookmarklet. If you're on desktop, you want to drag that link to your bookmark bar and then once you're on a page that you want to translate you can click it. If you're on mobile you have to long press the link and add it to your bookmarks   @ptujec @kagihq I asked this on the feedback thread and you will never guess to which @launchbar extension I linked 😉 |
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@kagihq what service do you actually use for translation?