You can use Microsoft Edge to translate pages quickly by following these steps: Open a web page in Edge and press the Show Translate Options button on the address bar. Select the language you wish to translate the page to using the drop-down menu. Press Translate to translate the page.
Microsoft Edge uses the Microsoft Translate online service to translate web pages. Like other features dependent on online services in Edge, this feature can be disabled. If it is, you won’t see an option to translate foreign-language web pages .
Edge won’t automatically offer to translate web pages in that language anymore, but you can still click the Translate button while viewing websites in a foreign language to translate individual web pages or undo this change. Microsoft Edge uses the Microsoft Translate online service to translate web pages.
Why does edge fail to translate some pages?
I think the problem is that Edge cannot recognize the language of the web pages properly. It says “always translate pages from English “, so Edge thinks this page’s language is English and not Chinese or Mixed. That’s why it’s failing.
While I was researching we ran into the question “Why can’t I find the offer to translate pages in edge?”.
If you do not see a left pane, then either click/tap on the 3 bars menu button towards the top left OR widen the horizontal borders of the Microsoft Edge window until you do. The Offer to translate pages in this language setting will not be available if Offer to translate pages that aren’t in a language I read is not turned on in Option One.
When I was researching we ran into the query “Why is my web page in other languages in edge?”.
My web page is generally in English but some portion is in other languages because working in a MNC, people for some reason just do not want to use English all the time. In the new Edge, Microsoft translator will refuse to translate saying the page is already in English when part of it is in other languages.
Does Microsoft Edge have a built-in translator?
If you run across a page you need to be translated, Microsoft Edge can do it for you automatically. There are times when you will be browsing the web and run across a page or two where you need to translate the language. Microsoft Edge has the Microsoft Translator built into the browser.
The new Microsoft Edge includes a built-in Translate feature powered by the Microsoft Translator. It’s no longer necessary to install an extension to translate web pages in the browser. The Translate icon appears in the address bar when you go to a web page that’s written in a foreign language.
How do I turn off automatic translation in Edge browser?
You can then browse and Edge will automatically translate web pages in that language as they appear. To undo this change, click the “Show Translate Options” button again, uncheck “Always Translate pages from [Language]”, and click “Done.”.