dragoman door Firat Ciftci

dragoman translates web pages right where they are. The layout, links and images stay put; only the words change. Hover over or tap any paragraph to read the original.

Two passes, so you never wait
• An on-device engine drafts every paragraph within a second. It is Bergamot, the same open engine behind Firefox's built-in translations, so nothing leaves your computer for this.
• If you add an AI model, it then rewrites the paragraphs you are reading, using the whole page as context, so names, terms and tone come out right.

Bring your own model
Anthropic, OpenAI, Google Gemini, OpenRouter, Mistral, DeepSeek, Groq, xAI, any server that speaks the OpenAI chat completions API, or a model on your own computer with Ollama or LM Studio. Your key stays in Firefox and requests go straight to the provider. dragoman has no server, no account and no analytics. Firefox asks for your consent before any page text goes to a model, and you can take it back at any time.

Pay only for what you read
Refinement follows your scrolling, so a long page costs only the part you actually look at. Turn on cost display to see what each page costs, translate the whole page at once when you want it all, or skip on-device drafts and send pages straight to your model.

Translate automatically, or be asked
Pick languages to translate as soon as a page opens, with exceptions for any site. For other languages you don't read, the dragoman offers to translate. Pages with a password field always wait until you ask.

On desktop and Android
The same dragoman runs in Firefox on your computer and in Firefox for Android, where you tap a paragraph to see the original.

Made with care
• 85 interface languages, including Kurmanji, Sorani and Ottoman Turkish
• Six dragoman characters, interpreters of the Ottoman court, ride along on the page badge. Keep yours on the edge of every page, and select any text for them to translate it
• Hide the dragoman until Firefox restarts, on every tab at once
• Clear messages when something goes wrong, like a rejected key, used-up credits or a rate limit
• Alt+Shift+T (⌥⇧T on Mac) translates or restores any page

Free and open source under the MIT license.