‘The Times of India’ has launched a new series titled ‘Hack of the Day,’ aimed at providing quick and practical solutions to common challenges faced by readers. This weekday feature focuses on leveraging accessible tools and features, ranging from government websites to popular apps. Each hack is crafted to help users save time, reduce expenses, or alleviate stress, promoting a more efficient and smarter approach to daily living.
Reading websites in another language doesn’t have to be a struggle. Whether you’re browsing international product listings, checking out a university’s admissions page, or exploring travel blogs, Chrome’s built-in translation tool makes the entire process seamless. Instead of copying and pasting one paragraph at a time into a translator, you can instantly convert the whole page into your preferred language — right inside the browser.
This feature is a game-changer for anyone who regularly encounters foreign-language content. It helps students access global research, travellers plan trips using local guides, import buyers compare overseas products, and researchers dive into international studies. Even everyday users benefit when reading government notices or support forums in other languages. * Open webpage: Navigate to the site you want to read. * Find translation option: Look near the address bar or in the browser menu. * Choose language: Select the language you want to read in. * Switch versions: Toggle between original and translated text if something looks off. * Automate translations: Set Chrome to always translate certain languages you encounter often. Chrome’s translation tool turns the web into a truly global library. With just a click, you can unlock knowledge, opportunities, and insights from around the world — without ever leaving your browser.