Auto multiple languages support#148

Unlike the previous suggestion, my idea is this: once you’ve finished writing, the webpage gets published. However, when another user from a different country visits the page (which you can determine using Chrome’s language settings), GPT is run to translate the entire webpage. This only happens once. After that, users from that country will automatically see the translated text, making your blog readable to people from all over the world.

Background: A user of your website from China : )

I don’t think this fits into the purpose of Bearblog. This would probably be better achievd thorugh a browser extension or using an LLM-powered translator in another tab.

Server side verus client side, they are quite different.

There are multiple benifits for server side localization:

1. Translate only once.
2. Active rather than passive.
3. No extension or software needed.
4. Allow author to review the translation quality.
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This is indeed a good idea!

• Have it as an opt-in feature in settings.
• Set the translation provider (i.e. DeepL).
• Set whether translated versions are created automatically or manually through the statistics/analytics page.
• Set if translations can be requested by the visitor via a button (and show that on statistics, too).
• Save translations as new posts/sites with the language code added to the url (name-de for example).