Mort Yao

> do i understand correctly that this is currently not implemented in trans? Correct, there is no such device in trans yet. I'm afraid to say, that Google Translate's special...

There's really no point in getting political or starting a flame war. Baidu is a Chinese company that is legally obliged to hand over data to the government if requested....

Nice. Thanks for the fix :+1:

You need to use a file URI scheme: ``` $ trans file:///home/soimort/Documents/foobar ```

This could be a useful feature, but `:ru|en` would not be valid (unless surrounded by quotes) since vertical bars are used to indicate pipes in most Unix shells. Please leave...

`:hl` is intended only for selecting the "home language" (language used in displaying prompt messages); it should not be messed with the semantics of `:tl`, which specifies the actual target...

Just to clarify, in the Wiki, **Has dictionary** = Has at least a "*See also*" part for *some* common words. ``` $ trans de:de Welt Welt See also nicht von...

Specifically for German->English, DeepL does have a dictionary (`trans` doesn't support retrieving its items yet). There are also [bab.la](https://da.bab.la/ordbog/tysk-engelsk/), [Linguee](https://www.linguee.com/german-english) (which covered most major European languages; none of these is...

The "Speech recognition" is not a Google Translate feature, but rather the browser's [Web Speech API](https://dvcs.w3.org/hg/speech-api/raw-file/tip/speechapi.html) which is currently only implemented in Chromium. The only way to do this, would...

Alternatively one can use the `file://` scheme for specifying a file. Currently the use of prefix `/` conflicts with the syntax of engine selecting (see #103). This default behavior may...