I don't have time to see if Chrome extensions can be manually added (some, like Google Keep and Google Calendar, can't be added via Chrome store). See that extension there about popular girl group Twice? Did I mention I think K-wave fans are going to be interested? Otherwise, I don't see many real stand-outs here, but it does now offer extension import/export. Whale StoreĮven the Whale extensions store got an English facelift, and noticeably more extensions since the last time I checked it out. There are a very few minor elements still in Korean, but I promise you won't even notice them. You can see the dreaded "Plugin compatibility mode" there for all your online banking. SettingsĪll the settings are in English too. My friends and I have, *cough*, other ways of getting music. I don't have an account with these services so couldn't try it. This is another feature that could potentially be attractive to K-pop fans. The little widget/mobile site tools in the Sidebar got translated too, including Belli and Bookmarks and even the Music Player. I can see the legions of loyal K-pop/Hallyu fans adopting Whale en-masse now.
With this, Whale can handle smooth and accurate Korean-to-English translations on-par with Chrome. Good, because Naver's oldie Site Translator sucked. I think this is really a key competitive feature of Whale, and likely the real reason Papago recently upped their character limit for translations. Here you see the icon is a US/UK flag, and the page has been fully translated. Click it, and the browser will offer to translate the page into your language (and give the option of always auto-translating). Once you're set to English, pages in Korean (like this Naver News entertainment article) will show a little Korean flag in the menu bar, next to the capture tool. Built-in Papago translation of page to English
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