How to Enable Translator on Chromium Version of Microsoft Edge

Earlier versions of Edge (primarily old ones) don’t have any native option to translate web pages. In those days, the company had brought a separate extension that integrates the Translator with the web browser. When you load a web page in a language other than the default, this built-in translation service works quite well. Just click on the Yes button when a prompt asks to translate the page and you are done.

In this guide, you’ll learn the steps to Enable Translator Pages on the Chromium Version of Microsoft Edge.

To Enable Translator Pages, use these steps.


01. Open Microsoft Edge.

02. Click the Settings and more (three-dotted) button in the top-right corner.

03. Click on Settings.

04. Click on Languages.

05. You’ll find an extra toggle option – Offer to translate the pages that aren’t in a language you read. Toggle this option to make it enable.


06. Add Any language your wish to Translate.

07. Click the (three-dotted) button in the Selected Language.

08. Checked the Offer to Translate Pages in this Language.

You will notice that the Microsoft Translator icon will be available in the address bar of the main menu of the browser. You can also check this option using the context menu on the page.


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This will translate any pages on the Chromium Edge browser by using this option. This option will also translate the pages when you browse back and forth the screen.

When you click on this option, a dialog will appear allowing you to choose the preferred language to translate the opened page.

The implementation is similar to Google’s native option, the difference is in the back-end service only.

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