Page Translate

Page Translate is a Chrome extension by Ronit Wahan that translates web pages into English. It has no server of its own, no account, no analytics and no ads. Its maker never receives anything you read or type.

What is sent, and to whom. When you save your own DeepL API key in the extension, the text of the pages it translates, with the page title and nearby text as context, is sent from your browser straight to DeepL SE (Germany) under your DeepL account, only to translate it. Your key is sent with each request so DeepL can identify your account. DeepL's handling of that text is covered by DeepL's privacy policy and the terms of your DeepL account. Without a key, nothing is sent anywhere: Chrome's built-in translator works on your computer.

What stays on your computer. Your DeepL key, your per-site settings and recent translations (so pages you revisit need no new request) are stored in Chrome's local extension storage. They are never synced or uploaded, and they are deleted when you remove the extension.

Limited Use. Page text is used only to show you a translation. It is not sold, not used for advertising, not used to train anything, not read by any person and not shared with anyone other than DeepL. The use of information received by this extension complies with the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.

Your choices. Set any site to "Never translate" from the toolbar button, clear the key on the setup page to stop sending text to DeepL, or remove the extension to delete everything it stored. Questions: ronitsinghw@gmail.com.