Apple released the novelty in the Safari application on MacOs, the translation. Displayed in the address bar in the right corner.
Will there be the possibility of creating a keyboard shortcut (or other) to activate the translation. The goal is not to use the cursor but the keyboard.
This is also available via the menubar menu (View => Translation => Translate to XXX )
Therefore you can assign the predefined action "Trigger Menubar Menu Item" to a keyboard shortcut and just enter "View;Translation;Translate to XXX" (adapt to the language of your system)
This was the first thing I set up once Big Sure was released. I love the built in translations and use it often.
Safari Translate.bttpreset (167.9 KB)
This AppleScript work's on German systems (Toggle):
tell application "System Events"
tell application process "Safari"
tell menu bar 1
tell menu bar item "Darstellung"
tell menu 1
tell menu item "Übersetzung"
tell menu 1
if enabled of menu item 1 is true then
tell menu item 1
click
end tell
else
if enabled of menu item 4 is true then
tell menu item 4
click
end tell
end if
end if
end tell
end tell
end tell
end tell
end tell
end tell
end tell
You must replace "Darstellung" and "Übersetzung" with your menu entries. This might work on an English system (not tested):
tell application "System Events"
tell application process "Safari"
tell menu bar 1
tell menu bar item "View"
tell menu 1
tell menu item "Translation"
tell menu 1
if enabled of menu item 1 is true then
tell menu item 1
click
end tell
else
if enabled of menu item 4 is true then
tell menu item 4
click
end tell
end if
end if
end tell
end tell
end tell
end tell
end tell
end tell
end tell
The Script toggle the language (original -> default translation -> original …)
Thank you for your answers, you help me a lot.
But, it's more ergonomic/easy to use AppleScript or "Trigger Menubar Menu Item" for this shortcut, but with the option to go back to the original page.
That is to say to combine two "Trigger Menubar Menu Item" shortcuts:
- "View; Translation; Translate to XXX",
- "View; Translation; Back to the original page",
in one shortcut?
You can't combine two "Trigger Menubar Menu Item" to toggle "Translate to XXX" <-> "Back to the original page" in one shortcut, because you must check the states.
If you want to toggle, then you must use an (the) Apple Script. If you want only "Translate to XXX", you can use the "Trigger Menubar Menu Item" or you make two shortcuts. One for "Translate to XXX" and one for "Back to the original page".
In general it should work like this:
View;Translation;Translate to German||View Original
, (the || operator will trigger the first if it is available, otherwise the second item. Unfortunately there was a bug in the current BTT which breaks this behavior. I have fixed it and will upload a new version later today.
@Andreas_Hegenberg: Super! That saves a lot!