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Posted November 25, 2017 by Beejay Adoghe in Google

Here is one of those short but yet exciting articles aimed at giving you top-notch information. On this article, you will learn how to translate a page in Google Chrome. The process is not a difficult one. It is as simple as your ABC’s way back in the day. Let’s go.

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Google Chrome is one of the best cross-platform web browsers and it’s actually my favorite. Some of the reasons why it’s my#1 browser are because it’s Google’s own browser, supports a whole lot of plugins to add more features to the browser and it’s fast and extremely secured.

You might have your own reasons. But Google Chrome is a must have browser.

It’s always normal to find yourself on a webpage that is purely written in a foreign language that you naturally don’t understand or find it difficult to read it.

Have you ever been to a website and you didn’t understand anything on the webpage because it is all written in a language you don’t understand?

Well, I have been in your shoes several times and it isn’t really cool to find yourself after a long search, on a totally alien page with a not so familiar language.

Well, it’s always possible to get through it and also very easy.

This is one of the reasons why Google Chrome is a must have browser.

Most people who haven’t started using Google Chrome will have to take the more stressful path when it comes to translating a page’s content from a foreign language to English or a local understandable language.

Most times, since ”Google translate website” is known, you could just find out that a good number of people would access the site through tranlate.google.com or copy and paste the site content to translate it.

Well, it works fine but, it’s the easiest way out.

So, if you really want to be a pro when it comes to browsing the web, you should be able to translate any site to your local language using various techniques.

Now, how do you translate a page easily?

The first thing you need to have is Google Chrome browser. If you hate Chrome for any reason, I think you better start loving it now cos it’s gonna save you some stress.

So head over to the Google play store or Google.com and install Google Chrome on your smartphone or PC. If that is done already, then it’s time to move on.

Now it becomes a different question since you now have Google Chrome installed. The next thing will be teaching you how to translate a page in Google Chrome?

Like I rightly said, Google Chrome is a standalone browser that can translate any webpage to English or your desired language without you needlessly hitting too many buttons.

Isn’t that what we want.

Hell yes.

Instead of visiting translate.google.com all the time, Google Chrome automatically detects the language of a page and translates it to English or your preferred language.

Now it’s time to hit the nail on the head.

How To Translate A Page In Google Chrome

You should have the latest version of Google Chrome browser installed on your device/PC.

1. Open the Chrome app/browser on your Mobile device/smartphone

2. Click on the three dotted options button at the top right of the Chrome browser.

3. Click on Settings.

4. Scroll down and click on Site Settings.

5. You should now see different settings/options. Scroll down and select Google Translate.

6. Hit the button on the right to turn it on (if it’s off).

Now when it’s turned on, Chrome will offer to translate pages written in other languages using Google Translate.

You can try visiting any website that’s written in a foreign language and you would see Google Chrome at work. It’s always done automatically and doesn’t affect your browsing at all.

Give it a try, you will certainly love Google Chrome for this.

Frequently Asked Questions And Answers

Q: The webpage is not translating, what do I do?

A: If the webpage is not translating then it means the current language of the webpage is not supported by Google translate. You can alternatively use other translating options.

Q: How Do I make Google translate to translate to my own language?

A: Google translate on Google Chrome translates automatically. It basically translates an unknown language to your default language.

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There are a few reasons a user would like to rotate their display. Many programmers prefer physically turning their monitors 90-degrees and switching to a portrait view. Sometimes, the display can get turned sideways or upside down. Either way, you'll find help in the next few sections. To proceed, select what operating system you're using below and then follow the instructions.

Microsoft Windows

Below are the steps for how you can rotate the screen in Microsoft Windows. Before choosing your version of Windows, you may want to try the shortcut key combination steps that works with many computers. If you're unable to navigate in Windows because of the flipped display see the steps on unable to navigate Windows.

Shortcut key combination

Some graphics cards allow the user to rotate the screen by holding Ctrl+Alt and pressing one of the arrow keys. For example, pressing Ctrl+Alt+down arrow with flip the image on your screen upside down, and pressing Ctrl+Alt+up arrow would put it back to normal.

This method only works with some video cards. If this keyboard shortcut does not work for you, select your version of Windows from the list above, and follow those instructions instead.

Windows 7, 8, and 10

1. Press the Windows key, type Display settings, and then press Enter.
2. A window should open similar to the one shown below.

3. Select the monitor whose orientation you'd like to change.
4. Under Orientation, click the down arrow at the edge of the box.
5. Select your orientation, Apply, and then OK (non-Windows 10 users).

Windows XP and Vista

1. Minimize all open programs by pressing Windows key + D.
2. Right-click any blank spot on the desktop.
3. In the drop-down menu that appears, click Graphics Options, and then Graphics Properties.
4. In the window that opens, select the Rotation tab.
5. Choose your desired settings, click Apply, and then OK.

Third-party utility

1. Look on the far right side of the Windows Taskbar for any icon in the systray related to your video card. For example, NVIDIA's utility should look similar to the icon () shown here.
2. When you locate the utility, right-click the icon and select open. NVIDIA users are looking for the NVIDIA Control Panel.
3. Try to locate any rotation settings. NVIDIA users should see Rotate display under the Display section on the left side of the window.
4. Choose an orientation and exit the program
5. If you cannot locate any utilities or rotation settings, open your display properties by clicking Start, Settings, Control Panel, and double-clicking the display icon. Within display properties, check the settings tab for any additional settings or rotation settings that may be able to correct your issue.

If you still cannot rotate the screen, delete the Display adapter in Device Manager and reboot the computer to reinstall the video card.

Always install the latest Windows updates to keep your video drivers current.

Unable to navigate Windows

1. Boot the computer into Safe Mode. Because no third-party software utilities are loaded when the computer is booted into Safe Mode, your display should look normal.
2. If you are familiar with what program enabled your display to be rotated, attempt to load the program through Safe Mode and correct your settings.
3. If you are not familiar with how the screen was rotated open Device Manager, remove the Display adapter, and reboot the computer to reinstall the video card.
4. If this does not resolve your issue, we recommend installing the latest video drivers on your computer.

Apple macOS

On an Apple Macintosh computer, you can rotate the display by doing the following.

1. Open the System Preferences application.
2. While holding the Command key, select the Display button.
3. Select the Rotationdrop-down menu.
4. Choose your desired orientation.
5. Exit the System Preferences application.

Google Chrome OS

To rotate the screen on a Chromebook, use the shortcut combination Ctrl+Shift+Refresh. Each time this shortcut is pressed, the screen will make one clockwise rotation of 90-degrees.

Additional information

• See our monitor definition for further information and related links.