Hello,
The translation isn’t working. Even when I highlight a sentence, it doesn’t work.
Do you have any ideas?
Thank you.
can you please write your issue instead of posting the template ?? 
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Please make sure that you have translations enabled in the “Advanced” pane in the “FireDragon Hub”.
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Well, it’s simple: I highlight a sentence, right-click, and click on “Translate selected text.” And I get what the screenshot shows.
And it’s the same when I want to translate a page. I click on settings, then translate the page, and I get the same result.
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I’m going to try and be more helpful than all of your posts.
- we require
garuda-inxi - you don’t say which program you are using (assuming FireDragon)
- it says beta, so guess what it might not work
- click on the gear and see if you actually download the translations you need
- honey gets more results than vinegar
- being blatantly obscure in your posts is not being a good community member and lack of helpful responses
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Hey amigo, where am I being aggressive?
Let me explain, I don’t speak, read, or write English. I use Deepl translation. It’s possible that the translation doesn’t reflect exactly how I express myself. I’m sorry you took it that way!
Anyway, getting back to the issue, yes, it is firedragon. In fact, I think it’s mentioned in the title.
As for beta, it’s normal that whether you’re using Firefox or Firedragon (Windows or Linux), the same window opens without me having to do anything.
As for the obscure messages, what more can I say? The copy seems clear to me! It doesn’t translate.
Best regards
garuda-inxi
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Sorry, my mistake and thanks for clarifying and adding your inxi file.
see if this link helps https://forum.garudalinux.org/t/some-plugin-failures-text-to-speech-google-translate-firedragon/39438/9
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Hi!
That was the solution! I changed the name from firedragon.cfg to shotragon.cfg, and that solved two problems. I also had a synchronization problem with Firefox. The settings were correct, as was the personal bar, but there were no favorites!
I could have figured it out myself, but since I don’t know the language well, I couldn’t enter the right search terms! Sorry for the duplicate post.
Thanks for your help and expertise! 
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We always mark here the solution and not the implementation. 
I have pointed it to @cybertheworm’s post for the information link.
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Just renaming the firedragon.cfg is not a solution, since it will break FireDragon in various ways. For a proper solution please answer this question:
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It’s definitely enabled, otherwise this notification wouldn’t appear.
I’ve encountered this issue as well. I accidentally disabled it and then enabled it again, and it worked. Since it’s working now, I don’t have a way to test this solution.
Hi!
I replied yesterday and attached a screenshot of the settings so you could check that everything was OK.
I should point out that my Garuda is a Mokka.
This afternoon, I tested a Live version, and the problem was the same, but it was resolved with this name change. Is it a permanent solution? Only time will tell, and if, as you say, firedragon risks breaking, then we’ll uninstall it. 
In any case, Firefox doesn’t cause any problems, and I prefer it anyway. 
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That screenshot does not match the question asked. Please answer this question:
- Open settings
- Open FireDragon Hub from the left menu
- Open advanced pane from the left menu
- Check if “Enable translations” is enabled
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By renaming this file you pretty much remove all the default configuration of FireDragon. Thus you won’t benefit from most of FireDragons features, including disabled Firefox telemetry, enhanced tracking protection and more.
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