Quick Tip: Translating long documents with Microsoft Edge Immersive Reader
Read OriginalThis article provides a quick tip for translating long documents using the Microsoft Edge browser's Immersive Reader feature. It explains how to activate Immersive Reader on text-heavy documents via the URL bar icon, select a target language from the translation menu, and then copy the translated text. The tip is useful for users who need to translate large documents without paying for premium translation services, as most free tools have length limits. The article includes a video demonstration and is aimed at general users, making it a practical IT/technology guide.
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