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bugfix for local framgment preference crash
Signed-off-by: Akhil Kedia <akhil.kedia@samsung.com>
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<u><b>AllTrans - Completely Translate Apps</b></u> | ||
<br>a la Chrome translation of webpages, but for Android apps. | ||
<br> | ||
<br><u><b>What AllTrans does</b></u> | ||
<br>It replaces <b>all text in an app</b> in a language from one language to another at runtime. | ||
<br>Say for example an app you want to use is in German, but you know only English. | ||
<br>Then whenever you open the required app, all the text in the app, <b>anywhere</b>, will be replaced by its English equivalents. | ||
<br>This is something similar to the way Automatic Translate works in Chrome. | ||
<br> | ||
<br><u><b>Requirements</b></u> | ||
<br>• Android 4.1 or later. | ||
<br>• <b>Xposed Framework</b> or <b>VirtualXposed</b> installed and running. | ||
<br><b>IF YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT XPOSED OR VIRTUALXPOSED IS, THIS APP IS NOT FOR YOU</b> | ||
<br> | ||
<br><u><b>How to use AllTrans</b></u> | ||
<br>• In "Global Settings" tab, tap "Enter Microsoft/Yandex Subscription Key", input the corresponding key (see Instructions from below). | ||
<br>• Choose the "Translate from Language" and "Translate to Language". | ||
<br>• In the "Apps to Translate" tab, find the app you want to translate, click the checkbox next to it. | ||
<br>• Close and restart the app you want translated - it should be translated! | ||
<br> | ||
<br><u><b>How to sign up for Microsoft Azure Translate</b></u> | ||
<br>Microsoft Translate requires a credit card to sign up. (But don’t worry, nothing will be charged.)</p> | ||
<br>• Sign up for a Microsoft Azure account. | ||
If you don’t already have an Azure account, sign up for a Microsoft Azure | ||
account at azure.com | ||
<br> • After you have an account, sign into portal.azure.com. Sign up for a | ||
subcription by following the steps below. | ||
<br> • Click “Subscriptions”. It has a key icon. | ||
<br> • Click the “+ Add” at the top | ||
<br> • Choose a “pay-as-you-go” subscription. Will require a credit card, but don’t worry, nothing will be | ||
charged. | ||
<br> • Verify your identity, add in the credit card information. You will not be charged. | ||
<br> • In “Add Technical Support”, select “No technical support”. <b>You will have to pay if you select | ||
any other</b>. Accept the “Agreement”, and click “Sign up”. | ||
<br> • Click “Home” at the top after you finish signing up. | ||
<br>• Add a translate API resource by following the steps below. | ||
<br> • Select the “+ Create a resource” option. | ||
<br> • In the search box saying “Search the Marketplace” type “translator” on the left, and select “Translator” | ||
from the search results. | ||
<br> • Click the blue “Create” button. | ||
<br> • In the “Resource group” field, type in any name, it does not matter. | ||
<br> • <b>In the “Region” Section, select “Global”</b> | ||
<br> • Type in any name in “Name” field, type in any name, it does not matter. | ||
<br> • In the “Pricing Tier” section, select the “F0 (2M Up to 2M characters translated per month)”. <b>You will have to | ||
pay if you select any other</b>. | ||
<br> • Click “Next: Tags”, then click “Next: Review + Create”, then click “Create”. | ||
<br> • Wait 1 minute for Microsoft to process your request, then go to “Home”. | ||
<br>• Copy your key from Microsoft and add it to AllTrans by following the steps below. | ||
<br> • Under the “Recent Resource” section, click the name of the resource you just created. | ||
<br> • Click “Keys and Endpoint” on the left. It has a key icon. | ||
<br> • Copy “KEY 1”. This is the key you need to add to AllTrans. | ||
<br> | ||
Like translation of webpages, but for Android apps. | ||
<u><b>What AllTrans does</b></u> | ||
It replaces <b>all text in an app</b> in a language from one language to another at runtime. | ||
Say for example an app you want to use is in German, but you know only English. | ||
Then whenever you open the required app, all the text in the app, <b>anywhere</b>, will be replaced by its English | ||
equivalents. | ||
This is something similar to the way Automatic Translate works in browsers. | ||
<u><b>Requirements</b></u> | ||
• <b>Xposed Framework</b> or <b>VirtualXposed</b> or <b>Taichi</b> installed and running. | ||
<b>If you don't know what Xposed or Virtualxposed is, this app is probably not for you</b> | ||
<u><b>If you have a locked BootLoader or a non-rooted phone</b></u> | ||
You can download Taichi (an xposed emulator) from https://github.com/taichi-framework/TaiChi/releases/ | ||
Alternatively you can download VirtualXposed (an xposed emulator like parallel space, dual apps) from https://github.com/android-hacker/VirtualXposed/releases | ||
<u><b>How to use AllTrans</b></u> | ||
• Make sure AllTrans is turned on in XposedInstaller / Taichi. | ||
• In "Global Settings" tab, choose the "Translate from Language" and "Translate to Language". | ||
• In the "Apps to Translate" tab, find the app you want to translate, click the checkbox next to it. | ||
• Close and restart the app you want translated - it should be translated! |
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