BabelShark Knowledge Base
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  1. Setup

Coexistence with other translators

Letting two (or more) translation services is definitely a wrong idea. BabelShark tries to determine if you are using a service like Google Translator, and disables translations.

To avoid translators messing your content, disable third-party translators:

Google Translator

Add meta tag to your website <head> section:

<meta name="google" content="notranslate">

Alternatively, add notranslate class to <body> tag.

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