Hey team, Ben here! Quick heads up - I'm currently working with my provider to enable an English version, but in the meantime, here's a handy guide to translating web pages (on pc).

For smartphones, tap the 3 dots on the top right corner and tap on translate.

Language barriers, be gone!

​Google Chrome:​

1. Navigate to the Page:

   • Go to the web page you want to translate.

2. Right-Click (or Tap):

   • Right-click on any part of the page (or tap on the three dots in the top right corner) to bring up the context menu.

3. Select "Translate":

   • Look for the "Translate" option in the menu. Click on it.

4. Choose Your Language:

   • A pop-up will appear. Select the language you want the page to be translated into. Chrome's got quite the linguistic repertoire!

5. Review and Adjust:

   • Chrome will automatically translate the page. Check it out and if needed, make adjustments using the toolbar at the top.

Firefox:

1. Visit the Page:

   • Go to the web page you want to translate.

2. Look for the Translate Icon:

   • In the address bar, you'll see a purple globe icon. This is Firefox's translation feature.

3. Click on the Globe:

   • Click on the globe icon, and a menu will appear.

4. Select "Translate":

   • In the menu, choose the "Translate" option. Firefox will then translate the page into your default language.

5. Adjust Settings if Needed:

   • If necessary, you can tweak translation settings using the options in the toolbar.

Microsoft Edge:​

1. Visit the Page:

   • Navigate to the web page you want to translate.

2. Look for the Translate Icon:

   • In the address bar, you'll find a translate icon – it looks like a square with a T inside.

3. Click on the Translate Icon:

   • Click on the translate icon, and a menu will pop up.

4. Choose Your Language:

   • Select your preferred language from the list. Edge will then translate the page for you.

5. Adjust Settings if Necessary:

   • Similar to other browsers, Edge provides options to adjust translation settings if needed.