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Chrome 59.0 64-bit on Windows 10. Recently there has been a change to the international version of Bing. The URL has been removed from global.bing.com/?FORM=HPCNEN&setmkt=en-us&setlang=en-us
to cn.bing.com/?FORM=HPCNEN&setmkt=en-us&setlang=en-us&intlF=
(cn
denotes China, where I currently am). This is ok but what is really annoying is this: a popup window appears with Chinese translations of every word my cursor is on.
It appears every time I visit Bing the translator will automatically be turned on (reportedly from microsofttranslator.com
). I can temporarily turn it off by clicking a button on the search result page, but it will still be on the next time I use Bing.
Could anyone tell me if there is any way to permanently disable this popup translation window? If necessary, I would also like to know how to permanently ban microsofttranslator.com
on my Chrome. Thanks.
PS: this is somewhat related to this problem which however was about IE. For Chrome I couldn't find a similar solution.
Are you able to determine if Chrome or Bing is offering the translation? – Ramhound – 2017-08-08T14:32:48.900
@Ramhound it must have been Bing, since Google is strictly blocked in China. Also, the translation only appears within Bing search pages. – Vim – 2017-08-08T14:35:43.290
Well you are using Chrome, so Google must not be entirely blocked, otherwise Chrome wouldn't work. If the translation is being offered by Bing, then your Microsoft Account/Bing settings should be adjusted
– Ramhound – 2017-08-08T14:45:02.597@Ramhound Chrome can work completely independent of Google. (Perhaps I would like to add that what I meant is all the connections to
google.com
are blocked, but not Chrome or other google softwares themselves). I didn't sign in to any Microsoft account when I use Bing, and I also couldn't find such Bing settings as related to this translation service. – Vim – 2017-08-08T14:48:57.223