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Reviews for YouTube Anti Translate - Official Port

YouTube Anti Translate - Official Port by namakeingo, Ivan Baksheev

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  • by penpineappleapplepen, 3 months ago
    YouTube translations are so bad... thank you for fixing YouTube

    Developer response

    posted 3 months ago
    Thank you for your review and you are welcome
  • by why-youtube, 3 months ago
    I was so very annoyed by audio dubbing. This extension is a saving grace.

    Developer response

    posted 3 months ago
    Amen!
    Thank you for your review :)
  • by Drafer, 3 months ago
  • by Firefox user 19037679, 3 months ago
    It works perfectly fine, I was bored of the awful auto dub to spanish the worst thing is that you can't change it unless you have this wonder! Thanks so much

    Developer response

    posted 3 months ago
    Thank you for the review. Yeah it is ridiculous on YouTube side to add a mandatory dubbing. For video you can at least switch to the original language using the UI, but for shorts they gave no option whatsoever.
  • by M400, 4 months ago
    So cool to get rid of these annoying translations, even in the descriptions! Hero! (I also only created an account to rate this extension)
    One thing though - would it be possible to translate the tab header too?

    Developer response

    posted 4 months ago
    Thank you for the review.
    Regarding tab titles, I actually already fixed that in my source code. You can look forward to an update today 😉
  • by Auto, 4 months ago
    Absolute godsend, I made an account just to rate this 5 stars. YT's terrible autotranslate was driving me crazy.

    Developer response

    posted 4 months ago
    Thank you for the review.
    Yeah, YT's translation was driving me nuts too. Especially the audio dubs. Unfortunately, I found only a Chrome extension (and an outdated Firefox port without the audio and description feature), so I had to get my hands dirty.
    That said, go give thanks to the Chrome's developer too, as they did most of the heavy lifting