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Recall2523 changed the title to Kagi Translate doesn't indicate that it does not work on dynamic websites .
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      I would like to have toggle for the new "translate as you type" feature as I don't really need it and would like to save Kagi's resources

      This could be simple toggle in the Translate page for logged in users or in the http://kagi.com/settings page

        I very much agree. I don't see any benefit personally for this feature (BY WHICH I MEAN: I'm glad it's there for the people who want to use it.) But for me, it'd like to be able to turn it off.

        Either via a toggle on the translate page itself or via the settings page

        extra keywords for this post: disable remove instant translation auto translate

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        Honestly I've found the animation it does each time it refreshes the text to be very annoying. So even just for that it'd want to disable it

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          Hello.
          I am using kagi translate, but the translation stops halfway through.
          After redoing the translation several times, the translation of the whole text is completed.
          I would appreciate it if you could correct the problem.
          Thank you very much.

          • BenH replied to this.

            Hi, when I try to translate the page https://www.xinmedia.com/article/114640, I get the error

            Application error: a client-side exception has occurred (see the browser console for more information).

            macOS 15.2, Safari 18.2

            Regression:

            • Same error with and without content blockers

            • Same error in Orion 0.99.130.1-beta (macOS)

            • Google Translate succeeds

            • Safari macOS built-in translation succeeds

              Thanks!

              Vlad

              For example when I translate the word "wife" in Latin, I get "uxor" which is correct
              But when I type "the wife's son", I get "filius uxoris" it misses the vowels's length that changed because the grammatical case (it should be fīlius uxōris)

              I know it's a minor thing, but it would be nice to have at least an option to show the correct orthography

              • Vlad replied to this.

                  DeoConfidimus We have not optimized for latin at this point as there is not a lot of interest to justify the investment, but we can certainly do so in the future.

                    pivic This should be fixed as both use the same API now.

                        Something I just found out is that Portuguese (Brazil) and Portuguese (Portugal) have the exact same Brazilian pronunciation when tapping the TTS button

                          Would it be possible to register Kagi Translate as a translation provider on Android so it can be used from apps that recognize those? DeepL's Android app for example is set up this way.

                          Sorry if this was suggested already, a big fat thread with elements that aren't loading if they're not in the viewport doesn't make searching all that easy.

                          @Vlad in general I 💚 Kagi translate, but the last two days it seems to have stopped working altogether. Just endless crawling-three-dots where the translation should appear. Doesn't seem to matter what platform or browser I'm using (data points: Orion and Firefox and Safari in MacOS, Orion in iOS), nor which languages I'm trying to use. What happened? Did someone knock the translate server plug out from the wall?

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                            • Vlad

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                            Uno-Selecta I am not able to reproduce this. Any more details?

                                Donno what other details I could provide; are there logs I should look at or something?

                                  I can show you what I'm seeing. Here's Orion on MacOS:

                                  And here's Safari on the same machine—first with Kagi translate, then with Google translate:

                                  And here's Orion in iOS:

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