Search engine giant Google has rolled out an update for its Chrome web browser, which will now feature an automatic translation tool, that will allow users to translate websites into their native languages in less than a second.
According to a blog post on the Google Blog, the Chrome web page translation feature is based on Google Translate, which ensures automatic translations of web pages in quasi real time.
The new feature, which supports 52 languages, was previously in beta test version before being added to Chrome's stable channel.
The update also includes a new overview of Google Update technology, which will now allow the company to remove the unique ID tags from Google Update while letting it keep track of active users and supplying security updates from time to time.
Every little helps and the addition of automatic translation will mean that we'll need less trip to Google's own Google.com/translate section. Chrome has become a major force in the browsing market thanks to Google's clout bu there is still some significant work to be done.