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kumakichi / Deepl-linux-electron

DeepL(https://www.deepl.com/) Integration for Linux. Select text in any application and simply press Ctrl+C and another shortcut to translate it.
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More like the Windows version #3

Open flamme-demon opened 2 years ago

flamme-demon commented 2 years ago

Hello,

Would it be possible that the Linux version is more like the Windows version?

I think we should use these URLS and redo a menu. https://www.deepl.com//windows/translator https://www.deepl.com//windows/privacy https://www.deepl.com//windows/feedback https://www.deepl.com//windows/pro https://www.deepl.com//windows/pro-account

it also uses a possible backup address: https://s.deepl.com/

For the file translation part they have "I think" recreated the page using their API. I've seen this kind of url. https://w.deepl.com/ https://api.deepl.com/jsonrpc https://api.deepl.com/termbases/jsonrpc

Would it be possible to use the key combination ctrl + c + c to open the application?

kumakichi commented 2 years ago

Because I use linux and MacOS almost all the time, I did not ever use the windows version of deepl, but PR is appreciated

The web page was chosen because it is the most stable, unlike the API which has the potential to change at any time，and I'm not considering API calls for now

Based on my experience, I don't know how to set shortcut like ctrl+c+c using Electron

colu-odoo commented 1 year ago

Would it be possible to use the key combination ctrl + c + c to open the application?

I second this. Perhaps not using Electron could be a workaround