YouTube-Comment-Translate
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Simple Browser-Extension to translate YouTube comments with just a click. Uses Google-Translator as the api
YouTube-Comment-Translate
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Usage
- Changing the language
- Installation
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Manual Install
- Javascript injector
- Chromium
- Other
Usage
Reload any open YouTube page after installation. A translate button will then appear in the header of every comment.

Changing the language
By default, the extension translates to english (en). If the extension was
installed from the crhome webstore, this can be configured by changing the Traget
Language in the settings here: chrome://extensions/?options=alaejlmlpgcffloicejpccebbeeibemo
.
When using a JavaScript injector as the installation method, manually edit
inject.js
and change line 5 (TARGET_LANGUAGE
) to the desired language.
A list of supported languages can be found here: https://www.gnu.org/software/gettext/manual/html_node/Usual-Language-Codes.html
Installation
When using chrome or any chromium based browser, it is recommended to install the extension directly from the chrome webstore.
Manual Install
Javascript injector
Since this plugin uses a content-script, it should work on any browser that supports a Javascript injector.
This is also the recommended method for firefox users. Use the following url
pattern: www\.youtube\.com

Chromium
Open the correct url for your browser:
Browser | |||||
Url | chrome://extensions | chrome://extensions | opera:extensions | chrome://extensions | vivaldi://extensions |
Enable Developer mode
and click on Load unpacked
.
Navigate to the folder you extracted to and click open
. Disable Developer mode
.
Other
Browser | ||||
Install | JavaScript Injector | JavaScript Injector | JavaScript Injector | JavaScript Injector |
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