QTranslate (translation software)

QTranslate It integrates 5 online translation engines, namely Google Translate, Microsoft Translate, Promet Mobile, SDL and Yahoo Translate. After entering a piece of text, you can query the translation results of the five translation engines through QTranslate, allowing you to get the most accurate translation.

How to use

QTranslate can use shortcut keys to pronounce, and supports translation immediately after selecting text. The same is true in the browser, without installing any extensions.

Global shortcut keys (default):
Double-click Ctrl => show the main window (and translate the selected text)
Ctrl+Q => Display translation results in pop-up window
Ctrl+W => Search the web for selected text
Ctrl+E => Listen to the pronunciation of the selected text
shortcut key:
Ctrl+Enter => Translate in the main window
Ctrl+N => Clear current translation
Ctrl+H => Show translation history
Ctrl+K => Show on-screen soft keyboard
Ctrl+Space => Show suggestion/autocomplete drop-down menu
F1 => Help
This software can use two translation modes (please refer to the following content to learn how to use it):
1) Display the shortcut icon (select text in any program, the QTranslate icon will appear next to the selected text. Click the icon, and the function corresponding to the icon will be enabled);
2) Real-time translation (select text in any program, the selected text will be translated).
Function:
- Left-click the toolbar icon to enable/disable mouse functions;
- Double-click the toolbar icon with the left button to open the main translation window;
- Double-click the top of the pop-up window with the left button to switch to the main translation window;
- Left click at the bottom of the pop-up window to use different servers for translation.

Change log

- New: Provide Google domain name options for Chinese users;

- Fixed: Google Translate service problem;

- Update: Updated Simplified Chinese, French, Korean and Turkish localization;