I made a browser plugin to do something Apple should've done themselves.

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Xheldon OP

Created Apr ’25

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This browser extension is a doc reading enhancer for the Apple Developer website.

It supports i18n translation, hover link previews, and bilingual display.

Currently, it supports four languages: ja-JP, ko-KR, zh-CN, and zh-TW.

It works with Swift/SwiftUI/Foundation modules now, and it's expected to support Swift Test, Swift Charts, UIKit, Swift Playground, and XCode modules by the end of this month.

For more info, check out: https://appledocs.dev.

You can also visit https://appledocs.dev/progress to see translation progress and vote.

Note: It's only works on Chrome、Edge(In review)、Firefox(In review)

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Xheldon OP

Apr ’25

The data is render as Apple's way, no DOM inject or modify and no js inject, just inject style to display bilingual, so it's safe and beautiful! Because of Safari extension's rule, It's not allowed the style inject(because of CSP),so Safari is not support, Sad.

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