How to open or close a plugin-free translation of a webpage in Chrome browser

Google Translate plugin is necessary, but today's small series to tell everyone is not the chrome plug-in, but Chrome's own page translation features. Chrome has its own full-page translation, which I believe many people are not unfamiliar with, of course, when you open a page that is not in the default language of the browser, you will generally be prompted to translate the page. It is very convenient for users who do not understand other languages. As shown in the following illustration:

Normally, your browser will automatically prompt you if you want to translate the page. But if it doesn't pop up automatically, how do we turn on this chrome-enabled page translation feature? 1. First click on the menu in the top right corner and select settings. You can see the language options by opening advanced settings on the Options page.
2, this option tick, when you browse the page will be asked whether to translate the page. Again, if you want to turn off Chrome Web auto-translation, you can turn it off. 3, if you have opened the Chrome Web page automatic translation function, but open a foreign page if there is no automatic popup message, you can right click on the page, you will find