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Subtitle translator for Coursera. Displays bilingual subtitles. Coursera Dual Subtitles is a Coursera subtitle translator. It extends the original Coursera Subtitle into bilingual subtitles. Coursera Dual Subtitles can translate the Coursera official subtitle into almost all wildly used languages. Once you select a specific language and turn on the switch, it translates the official caption and displays the translated caption blow with the official one. Coursera Dual Subtitles remembers your settings locally. Hence the bilingual subtitles show up every time when you open a new lecture video, needless to set up repeatly. The subtitles is resizable and draggable. You can adjust the size and position of the subtitles as your wish. Features: ✅ Display bilingual subtitles ✅ Translate subtitle into selected one ✅ Resizable and Draggable ✅ Support full screen ✅ No need to set up every time Supported languages include: Almost all widely used languages are supported. (List languages here is forbidden by Chrome Web Store to avoid keyword abuse.) Tips: 🔹 Left-click on the extension icon to select subtitle languages and to set switch on-off. 🔹 Subtitle is resizable and draggable. 😜 Please feel free to contact us if you have any question or suggestion on this extension. 📧 Email: digitalworldturbo@gmail.com
May 7, 2023
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