February 10th, 2011 | 
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Google has decided to add language translator features in Google Chrome. The company said that it will expand to all the features of the Windows version of Chrome browser as part of the category of “stable channel” / “stable channel”
First introduced at the beginning of this month in a beta version of Chrome, a feature of this translator supports 52 different languages and allows the browser to translate the text in web pages at high speed.
Google says that the translation tool will be included in all versions of the new G-Chrome, while current users will be able to install the tools as part of automatic updates.
“Translation feature on Google Chrome is the latest step in the evolution of translation tools on Google,” wrote Google’s Engineering Director Munchen, Wieland Holfelder that in posting to the company’s official blog.
“Today, our technology works and translations in 52 languages can automatically detect and translate the entire website in less than one second.”
In addition to translation tools, the company plans to change the privacy settings on a new update Chrome. Through the update menu will allow users to better manage cookies, pop-ups, images and JavaScript code.
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