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Change YouTube's automatic translations. See videos information in their original language with one click. YouTube StopTranslate Is YouTube ruining your feed with awkward, auto-translated titles? You speak multiple languages, but YouTube insists on translating every title into your system language. The result? Confusing grammar, lost context, and clickbait that makes no sense. StopTranslate is the solution. It automatically retrieves the original video title and description directly from the creator—exactly as they wrote it—and replaces the forced translation on your screen. Why You Need StopTranslate: 🌏 Authentic Global Experience: See the original English, Korean, Japanese, Spanish, and many more titles exactly as intended by the creator. No more "broken robot" translations that lose the original meaning and nuance. ⚡ Works Everywhere: Updates titles on the home feed, search results, channel pages, playlists, and the main watch page. 🔒 Privacy First: We use only publicly available date. 🚀 Smart Performance: Uses intelligent local caching to keep your browsing fast and efficient. How It Works: Install the extension. Browse YouTube as normal. The extension detects translated videos and instantly swaps them back to the original text. Reclaim the authentic YouTube experience. Download StopTranslate today! Please review privacy policy guideline for more details.
Jun 14, 2026
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