"You have QQ?" The World Wide Web should be international. Single-language websites restrict the power of the Web. Google Translate helps, but requires copy-pasting. Can’t read your Facebook news feed? Want to join QQ?
Enter YouLing.
Mouse-over a piece of text anywhere on your computer, and it will automatically be translated to the language of your choice! Open a popup window to enter text in two languages at once.
The latest version is available here: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/peterburk/youling/master/YouLing.zip
Last software update: 7 August 2014
Last website update: 5 October 2015
##Feedback
• Please email me with compliments, suggestions, bug reports, etc! I will try to respond within 24 hours.
##Developers Source code is now available. https://raw.githubusercontent.com/peterburk/youling/master/Source.zip
##Operation
Running the application the first time installs a keystroke to automatically open it: ⌘⌥Y. This can be modified using System Preferences > Keyboard > Keyboard Shortcuts > Services > ToggleYL. To enter text, mouse over a text input box, and use the ⌘⌥L keystroke to toggle the input mode. Quit the application by closing the window or pressing ⌘⌥Y.
##Compatibility
- Requires Mac OS 10.6
- Safari
- iTunes
- iCal
- Skype
##Incompatibility
- Mac OS 10.5 or earlier
- Google Chrome
- Firefox
- VMWare Fusion
- Parallels Desktop
- Nally (PTT)
- Microsoft Word
- Windows, Linux
##Feature Requests
- Correctable, offline dictionary
- Bing and Jollo translators, as well as Google
- MyGengo request API
