Testing Google Chrome: translate toolbar

Since my Mozzila Firefox browser became quite slow when opening it up (this is probably a result of using and installing several Firefox, Google and even some academic gadgets like Zotero) I have therefore wanted to try some other free browser and chose Google Crome in the end. After really easy downloading and installing it took me not more than 2 minutes to try it out. I was amazed by the simplicity of Google Crome and several new gadgets that Crome includes. The one I found most interesting is translate toolbar that always appears when opening new tab. And how does it work? When the language of the webpage you're viewing is different from your preferred language setting, Chrome will display a prompt asking if you'd like the page to be translated for you using Google Translate tool in just a few seconds. Here is also a video of such service provided: These kinds of services are revolution in www, while one can now view and surf through completely foreign web pages originally posted in languages you would never dare to access because of the language barrier. One can now easily surf Chinese, Korean, Arabic or Russian web sites if he wants so. Sharing ideas, views and opinions is therefore widening which contributes to increased cooperation and understanding of other nations, languages and even cultures.Google Crome and its gadgets are therefore a living proof of new technologies tearing walls and barriers that seemed unbreakable even few years ago.