Microsoft Edge has a native feature that brings translation features to the browser. In this post, we will show you how to disable or enable website language translation in Microsoft Edge on Windows 11.
The built-in Microsoft Edge translation tool has a similar function and works pretty much the same as Google Chrome. Before you begin, you will have to add the display language in Microsoft Edge if it has not been included already. Also ensure that you have the latest version of the Edge (Chromium) browser installed.
Disable Language Translation in Edge
Launch Edge browser. When the browser window opens, click the ‘Settings and more’ button (visible three dots) in the upper-right corner.
Select the ‘Settings’ and choose ‘Languages’ option.
Under the ‘Languages’ section, turn on the ‘Offer to translate pages that aren’t in a language you read’ toggle switch.
Once done, close the browser settings and exit.
Hereafter, whenever the Edge browser detects a language other than the one you read, it will flash show a prompt to translate the page. The prompt will include a menu to select the language you would like the content translated. By default, the option will be the default language configured for the browser.
Thus, with these simple steps, you can easily enable website language translation in the Microsoft Edge browser.
I hope this helps.
How do I turn off Microsoft translator?
To turn off Microsoft Translator, open the Edge browser, click on the three-dot menu, select Settings, then Languages. Under “Translate,” you can toggle off the setting for translating pages. This will prevent automatic translations while browsing, offering a more consistent language experience.
How do I turn off English translator?
To turn off the English translator, go to your browser’s Settings, search for “Translate,” and expand the Language settings. Locate the option for “Offer to translate pages that aren’t in a language you read” and toggle it off. This will stop automatic translation prompts for English pages.
