Other information that helps to reproduce the bug.Your default user interface language and the language you tried to translate to.Link of the page where translation fails.Fill in the form making sure to include the following information:.Save the content on the Detection Logs tab by clicking on Dump above the table.To report a bug to the browser developers: If that doesn’t help, discuss the issue with the Team and Community on the Forum, to see if others can reproduce the bug or have suggestions for a fix. When translation doesn’t work as expected, first reset the settings as instructed in the previous paragraph. Click on X for the ones you want to reset.Go through the list of saved preferences.Type vivaldi://translate-internals in the Address Field.

To reset a setting for a specific language or site: Tap on Add language to add a new language to the list or on the menu button next to a language already on the list to remove it.Click on Automatically translate these languages or Don’t offer to translate these languages, depending on which list you want to review.To review languages that you’ve chosen always and never to translate: You’ll still be able to translate web pages from Vivaldi menu > Translate. Toggle on or off Automatically offer to translate pages.Go to Vivaldi menu > Settings > General > Language settings > Translation Settings.To disable or re-enable the automatic translation banner: Never translate this site – never be asked about translation on that particular site again.Never translate – never translate the current language.Always translate – always translate the current language.To eliminate extra steps for future translations, you can enable or disable translation of certain languages and sites. Go to Vivaldi menu > Settings > General > Language settings > Translation Settings > Advanced.Select a different language from the menu.In addition to translating the page to your browser’s default language, you can choose to translate into any of the supported languages.

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