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Translate Reddit posts using Google Translate 免费翻译Reddit贴子，无需注册，无广告干扰！轻松阅读全球内容，支持多语言互译，操作简单，即点即用。专注于提供纯净、高效的翻译体验，助你畅游Reddit社区，打破语言障碍！
Translator - translation of selected text
Translate selected text with Google Translate Translate selected text with Google Translate on any webpage. - Select-and-translate: highlight text and click the button to get a translation - Quick pop-up translation via keyboard shortcut or browser-bar button - Support for 100+ languages and alternative translations - Dictionary: definitions and examples for single words or phrases - One-click reverse translation, plus history with quick navigation - Text-to-speech with selectable voices (if supported by browser) - Light and dark themes
Markdown for Reddit
Convert Reddit posts to Markdown text which you can download or copy. Convert any Reddit post into a clean Markdown file — with optional comments & images toggle. You can copy or download the .markdown file with just one click.
Reddit Search on Google
Find Reddit posts with just one click. Preview their quality with zero clicks. This extension adds a "Reddit" button to your Google™ search page. Clicking it you will only see results from reddit.com Additionally it displays the following metadata for every Reddit post: Correct creation date | Score | Upvote ratio | Number of comments If you find it useful, please support it by leaving a rating or by spreading the word! Thanks to marioortizmanero who created the userscript which inspired this extension! Google™ search is a trademark of Google LLC. Use of this trademark is subject to Google Permissions. Reddit™ is a trademark of Reddit Inc. This browser extension is independently developed and is not affiliated with Google or Reddit in any way.
YouTube™ Comment Translate
Automatically translate YouTube comments using the Google-Translate API After installation, any previously opened YouTube page must be reloaded. This extension allows the user to translate YouTube comments with the click of a single button right next to the header of the comment. This is useful, i.e. when listening to music from other countries. The sourcecode is openly available on GitHub.
