On many occasions, OS X users we need a text translator when we browse English-speaking or any other language web pages. While it is true that many users jump directly to other browsers that have the translator included, such as Google Chrome, many of us are resigned to using this browser (not because of privacy issues, eh) and we have other methods to translate the text into Spanish as it could be the Automator that we already saw in a previous post.
But besides this one from Automator, also other options are available to continue using as the main browser, we see Safari after the jump ...
The way to get the Safari browser to have an 'almost built-in' translator and continue to be our search tool on the web, is very simple, we just have to click on this same link and hold down the box that says' Spanish ' just below the url bar as if we added a new favorite.
In this simple way we will already have the option to translate into Spanish added in the Safari browser and it will allow us to translate any page into Spanish or the language we have chosen. The use is simple: we enter the web and click on the favorite added, it will automatically translate the page.
As I said at the beginning of this post, there are several options to translate text but this option is really simple and quite useful for those who require a translator to navigate through the web pages.
More information - Translate text with Automator on OSX
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