I've recently been using a translation tool that I think is quite suitable for friends working in Web3.

I've tried Grammarly and Translator before, but to be honest, the new version of "Immersive Translation" feels much more user-friendly—it speeds up work efficiency and you don't have to worry about leaking sensitive information.

Let me briefly share a few scenarios where I commonly use it:

When reading English whitepapers, I can directly view the translation side by side without switching windows back and forth. It also handles some technical terms quite well, understanding them more accurately than those general translation tools.

It's also especially convenient when browsing overseas project documents or community discussions. Whether it's Discord or Twitter, I can instantly understand the content without affecting the original layout. For someone like me who needs to follow multiple project updates, it saves a lot of time.

Another practical feature: translating PDF files. Many research reports are in PDF format. In the past, I had to either copy and paste (which messed up the formatting) or just struggle through the English. Now, I can directly view bilingual comparisons in the PDF, which is much more efficient.

If you also often need to handle multilingual content, you might want to give it a try.