How to Translate the Knowledge Center

In today’s globalized world, accessing information in your preferred language is crucial for understanding and making the most of the resources available to you. However, not all content is available in every language. For example, our Knowledge Center documentation is currently only available in English, which may not be your preferred language.

To help you overcome this challenge, modern browsers offer built-in translation tools that allow you to translate web pages into your desired language quickly and easily. This ensures you can fully understand and utilize the information provided, regardless of the language it was originally written in.

Below, we’ll guide you through the process of enabling and using translation features in popular browsers, so you can access our Knowledge Center documentation (or any other web page) in the language you’re most comfortable with.

Why Translate the Knowledge Center Documentation?

Our Knowledge Center is designed to provide you with the information and guidance you need to solve problems, learn new features, and make the most of our products or services. However, we understand that reading technical documentation in a language you’re not fluent in can be challenging and time-consuming.

By using your browser’s translation tools, you can:

• Save Time: Quickly translate the page into your preferred language without needing external tools.

• Improve Understanding: Access the content in a language you’re fluent in, reducing the risk of misinterpretation.

• Enhance Usability: Make the Knowledge Center documentation more accessible and user-friendly for everyone.

How to Translate Web Pages in Your Browser

1. Google Chrome

Google Chrome has a built-in translation feature powered by Google Translate, making it one of the easiest browsers to use for translating web pages.

Enable Translation in Chrome Settings

1. Open Chrome and click on the three-dot menu in the top-right corner.

2. Navigate to Settings > Languages.

3. Under the "Languages" section, ensure that the "Offer to translate pages that aren't in a language you read" option is toggled on.

Translate a Web Page

1. Open the Knowledge Center documentation or any web page in a language different from your default language.

2. A translation icon will appear in the address bar (shaped like a small document or globe).

3. Click the icon and select your preferred language from the dropdown menu.

4. The page will be translated instantly, allowing you to read the content in your preferred language.

2. Microsoft Edge

Microsoft Edge also includes a built-in translation tool powered by Microsoft Translator.

Enable Translation in Edge Settings

1. Open Edge and click on the three-dot menu in the top-right corner.

2. Go to Settings > Languages.

3. Toggle on the option "Offer to translate pages that aren't in a language I read".

Translate a Web Page

1. Open the Knowledge Center documentation or any web page in a foreign language.

2. A translation prompt will appear at the top of the page.

3. Click "Translate" to convert the page into your preferred language.

4. If the prompt doesn’t appear, click the translation icon in the address bar.

3. Safari (Mac and iOS)

Safari offers translation capabilities for supported languages on macOS and iOS devices.

Enable Translation in Safari

1. Ensure your Safari browser is updated to the latest version.

2. On macOS, go to Safari > Preferences > Languages and add your preferred languages.

3. On iOS, go to Settings > Safari > Languages and enable translation.

Translate a Web Page

1. Open the Knowledge Center documentation or any web page in Safari that is in a foreign language.

2. Click the Translate button in the address bar (it looks like a speech bubble with text).

3. Select your preferred language, and the page will be translated.

4. Mozilla Firefox

Unlike Chrome and Edge, Firefox does not have a built-in translation tool but supports translation through add-ons.

Install a Translation Add-On

1. Open Firefox and go to the Add-ons page (click the menu button and select Add-ons and Themes).

2. Search for a translation extension, such as To Google Translate or Simple Translate.

3. Install the add-on and follow the instructions to configure it.

Translate a Web Page

1. Open the Knowledge Center documentation or any web page in a foreign language.

2. Use the add-on’s toolbar button or context menu to translate the page into your preferred language.

Tips for Translating the Knowledge Center Documentation

• Set Your Preferred Language: Make sure your browser’s default language is set to the one you want translations to appear in. This can usually be done in the browser’s language settings.

• Manually Trigger Translation: If the browser doesn’t automatically prompt you to translate, look for the translation icon in the address bar or menu options.

• Bookmark Translated Pages: Once you’ve translated a page, bookmark it for quick access in the future.

Conclusion

We understand that accessing the Knowledge Center documentation in English may not always be ideal for everyone. By using your browser’s built-in translation tools, you can easily translate the content into your preferred language, ensuring you have the information you need in a format that works best for you.

Whether you’re using Chrome, Edge, Safari, or Firefox, the steps outlined above will help you unlock the full potential of our Knowledge Center and make your experience more accessible and user-friendly. If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out to our support team.