DLSite interface translation

[Rep]

Here's javascript that partially translates DLSite interface (you need Greasemonkey or something similar for it):

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(direct link)

Works at:
For all ages -

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For adult -

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For girls -

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For gays -

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etc.

 

[dartred]

Re: DLSite partial translation

attachment got resized i think. got a bigger direct link?

 

[kR1pt0n1t3]

Re: DLSite partial translation

Doesn't chrome translate all that with one button?

This is for other browsers or?

 

[Rep]

Re: DLSite partial translation

Doesn't chrome translate all that with one button?

Dunno. I wouldn't trust google and their translation that much anyway.

 

[kR1pt0n1t3]

Re: DLSite partial translation

Dunno. I wouldn't trust google and their translation that much anyway.

Why not? It's starting to translate Japanese even better than Atlas.

 

[Rep]

Re: DLSite partial translation

Why not? It's starting to translate Japanese even better than Atlas.

Whatever you believe in, man.

 

[Rep]

Re: DLSite interface translation

Added main link for the script.

 

[1baka]

Re: DLSite interface translation

google have a "learning" translation mechanism, that compare millions of translations and it keeps growing, so more people use it better it get.
even if google is an algorithm, it is based on real people translations.

 

[bobsaget]

Re: DLSite interface translation

Thanks for the script! This is way better than punching a page into a translator. I like that it translates more elements than Google Translate and that the tags are much more accurate. I'll definitely keep using this.

 

[Rep]

Re: DLSite interface translation

google have a "learning" translation mechanism, that compare millions of translations and it keeps growing,

And it still hasn't learn translating オーク as a orc or at least having it as an option, even though I'm sure there's many people who try to correct it from time to time, just like me. And this is just one simple word.