Chrome Desktop / Edge Desktop
These are the easiest browsers to guide. Full-page translation, right-click translation, address-bar controls, and always-translate settings are usually available.
DTM Digest publishes original articles in Japanese. This page explains how to use browser translation in Chrome, Edge, Safari, and Firefox so you can read the site in English.
For official wording, legal interpretation, or the latest update status, open the original source link shown in each article.
A website cannot reliably start browser translation for you. Translation begins with your browser controls and your own action.
English Mode changes shared UI labels such as navigation and buttons. Article content, trust information, and source text remain Japanese.
Original source links and trust information stay visible on article pages. Do not make final decisions from translated text alone.
These are the easiest browsers to guide. Full-page translation, right-click translation, address-bar controls, and always-translate settings are usually available.
Safari uses Apple’s built-in translation controls. Look for translation near the address bar and use Always Translate for Japanese if your device offers it.
Translation availability may vary. Treat Firefox as best-effort support.
Mobile browsers use different UI from desktop. Chrome on iOS also follows WebKit restrictions, so treat it as closer to Safari than desktop Chrome.
The header and footer keep an English Guide link available on every page, so you can reopen the English entry page at any time.
The header shows whether English Mode is ON or OFF. Use it to open personalization settings and change English reading support.
A guide appears once when enabled. You can reopen it anytime.