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Hello, ideally Google Chrome would translate most websites, but there are times when Google Chrome cannot translate or open a pop-up option to translate the page, in that case, try reloading the page and if that works. Next, look for the Translate button that appears near the URL bar. If you cannot do it, it is possible that the particular site you are trying to access does not offer translation.

By far, only Google can translate almost every language. Try this reply.

Like you, I also struggled with Chrome extensions at first. I found it's best to keep things simple, I just click the puzzle piece icon, keep the extensions I use daily, and remove the ones I don't need. When I want quick access, I pin my favorite extensions to the toolbar, and if I notice Chrome getting slow, I just disable the ones I'm not using right now. It's like cleaning your desk - keep what you need, put away what you don't.

Use the Admin Console to force-install only essential extensions, allow optional ones, and block the rest. Organize users into OUs or Groups so each role gets only what they need, limit permissions, and review extensions regularly to keep Chrome fast and secure.

Every day as my go-to web browser for basically everything - from watching YouTube videos and checking my emails to online shopping and browsing social media. It's super fast and keeps all my stuff synced across my devices.

It's a browser, it's searchable.

Google Chrome is a browser, you can search the web through it, access everything on the internet, and even work on it, it's your go to browser.