Translation capabilities are integrated into most web browsers. Discover how to translate cu.edu webpages in your chosen language.

Google Chrome

1. Open the webpage. If Chrome detects a different language, a Translate prompt appears near the address bar. Select Translate.

2. If you don't see the prompt, select the Translate icon at the end of the address bar, or open the three-dot menu in the upper-right corner and select Translate.

3. To pick a different language, open the translation pop-up, select its three-dot menu and choose Choose another language.

Microsoft Edge

1. Open the webpage. If Edge detects a different language, a translation bar appears. Select Translate.

2. If you don't see the bar, right-click an empty area of the page (not a link) and select Translate to English, or select the language icon at the end of the address bar.

3. Choose another language if needed, then select Translate.

Mozilla Firefox

1. Open the webpage. If Firefox can translate it, a Translate icon appears in the address bar.

2. Select the icon, choose the language to translate to, then select Translate. You can also open the menu in the upper-right corner and select Translate page.

Apple Safari (Mac)

1. Open the webpage. If Safari can translate it, a Translate icon appears in the address bar. Select it and choose your language.

2. You can also select View in the menu bar, hover over Translation, and choose Translate to followed by your language.

3. If prompted, select Enable Translation.

Want to see the original again?

Select the same translate icon (or the pop-up that appears) and choose to show the original page.