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Hi @Sentero-esp12 Perhaps your translation language is the same as the subtitle language. Check that the desired language is set in the settings
Hi @Nitrino, the subtitles are in a different language. The "Translation language" is set to English. I've tried with different languages, and I'm getting the same problem. This is an example video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lZMMqMvY1d0 My OS is Linux Mint 20.2 (but I guess it shouldn't make a difference) This is a screenshot:
@Sentero-esp12 I was able to repeat this issue in Firefox, it seems Google blocks requests from Firefox. I need some time to investigate the issue. While please use the version for Google Chrome. I will inform in this thread as soon as I will fix the issue
@Nitrino I do believe that this change is the reason why Google Translate responds with 403 error on any requests from background script
UPD: a quick test
❯ curl -o /dev/null -s -w "%{http_code}\n" "https://translate.google.com/"
200
❯ curl --header "Sec-Fetch-Site: cross-site" -o /dev/null -s -w "%{http_code}\n" "https://translate.google.com/"
403
UPD2: Sec-Fetch-Site
is the cause of the problem indeed. Setting dom.security.secFetch.enabled
to false
in about:config
allows EasySubs to work in Fx 90.
Hi @jtraub Thanks for investigating, it will save me a lot of time 👍
Hi @Sentero-esp12, @jtraub It seems I was able to come up with a hack to fix the work in Firefox.
Can you please test this version? release.zip
@Nitrino works for me in Fx 91.0 (64-bit) under Linux
@jtraub Cool, I will release soon
Version 1.5.6 released
I've just installed the extension, it loads the interface and I can access Easysubs settings, but if I hover the words, they turn blue, but nothing happens besides that, and if I click a word, the word turns grey again, but also nothing else happens.
FireFox 90.0