Chrome, at least version 43.0.2357.65 (64 bit) on Ubuntu 14.04 supports translating selected text where the translation pops up next to the original, as shown in the screen shots below.
That is a lot of work, especially if your vocabulary is substandard.
Luckily, there is a chrome extension called Transover by artemave.
With this extension installed (I restarted chrome just to be sure it would be active), you get translations pop up just by hovering longer than a certain time (this can be set in the options) over a word.
Moreover, you get more information than with the standard translation that makes a misguided effort to select the best one for you. Well worth installing.
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| First select word, then click on icon to see translation. |
Luckily, there is a chrome extension called Transover by artemave.
With this extension installed (I restarted chrome just to be sure it would be active), you get translations pop up just by hovering longer than a certain time (this can be set in the options) over a word.
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| No need to click at all, just rest.. |
Moreover, you get more information than with the standard translation that makes a misguided effort to select the best one for you. Well worth installing.
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