babelbar babelbar

Social & Communication
Version: 1.3
Last Update: 2013-04-10

Overview

babelbar is a Chrome extension developed by ROK Global PLC. According to the data from Chrome web store, current version of babelbar is 1.3, updated on 2013-04-10.
96 users have installed this extension. 8 users have rated this extension with an average rating of .
developer website: babelbar.com

Chrome TTS.

Babelbar, the new way to read and hear web sites.

Babelbar has been specially designed to work with Facebook & Twitter & includes many abbreviations & emoticon symbols.
It also translates in full audio & text so you can finally read those status updates, tweets & chats from friends you made in far away places.
Works with any web site you visit so a great research and learning tool as well. Any slang words we haven't yet included, let us know at www.babelbar.com.

Rating

8 ratings

Total Installs

96

Information

Last Update

2013-04-10

Current Version

1.3

Size

31.27KiB

Author

ROK Global PLC

Website

babelbar.com

Category

Social & Communication

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avatar fatah Tani
2015-07-12

the auto read option is adorable well done

avatar A Google User
2015-04-22

Funktioniert ja gar nicht

avatar Johnny Kelley
2014-08-01

Nice extension that includes TTS, font enlargement, background color change, and language translation. Female English accent TTS sounds calm and inviting. TTS will work either by hovering over the text (must turn on "Auto Read"), or by manually selecting the text. Font enlargement works very well. Background change also works well. Translation from Spanish was a bit sketchy but helpful. All in all a great extension. I'm keeping this one.

avatar Complex Carbivorous
2013-03-15

Very well done translation/tts extension - should be more advertised - it comes only second to "Select and Speak" and that's because it does not have an option for context menu shortcut (right-click)

Has all the languages I need - French, Braz. Port. and English and much more. Any text can be simultaneously translated and spoken into your preferred language.

avatar Rob Kendrick
2012-06-15

This worked really well. Even on Facebook with all the smiley faces and abbreviations people use.