If a webpage presents more than one language, Chrome's automatic translation prompts may not work, then you need to force the translation. Step 5: Click on TRANSLATE THIS PAGE to to translate the whole page. Step 4: Open the foreign web page again, click on the Extension icon next to the address bar and select Google Translate. Step 3: Click on Add extension in the next window. Step 1: Go to Google Translate extension page in chrome web store.
Remove or disable the extension after you find the one interfering with Google Translate. Step 4: Once Chrome Extensions page opens, disable one extension at a time and check if Google Translate functions well after disabling each extension. You need to open Chrome in normal mode, click the extension icon to the right of address bar and select Manage extensions. Step 3: If your browser has no trouble translating web pages in incognito mode, then the extension is the root case of the issue. In this mode, all extensions are disabled so that none of them will have conflicts with Google Translate. Step 2: Open the website you want to translate in incognito mode window and check if the language can be translated. Step 1: Click on the vertical ellipsis on the top right corner and select New Incognito window. Step 3: Select Restore settings to their original defaults. Step 2: Expand Advanced and select Reset and clean up.
Step 1: Click on the vertical ellipsis on the top right corner in Chrome and select settings to open Chrome settings. Step 3: Refresh your browser and check if Google Translate works properly. Step 2: Select Advanced tab, change the Time range to All time and mark the checkbox in front of Cookies and other site data and Cached images and files. Step 1: Copy and paste chrome://settings/clearBrowserData in address bar to open the Clear browsing data window. If the problem occurs on all pages, then you need to delete your browser's cookies following these steps: Step 2: Choose Clear data option and then reload the web page to check if Google Translate get back to work. Step 1: In the interface of the page you want to translate, click on the padlock icon, which is next to the website address bar.
If the problem of Google Translate not working only occurs on a specific website, you just need to clear the data of that website. Then you need to click on Check for Updates and open Google Translate again after updating. An old version can be incompatible with Google Translate's mechanism. Step 3: You will see the version of Chrome and check if your browser is up to date. Step 2: In the pop-up window, click on the icon of three horizontal lines on the top left corner and select About Chrome. Click on the vertical ellipsis on the top right corner and select Settings.
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