Many browsers such as Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge or Safari offer automatic translation of web pages. This can be handy, but on platforms like WorkFlex it sometimes leads to display errors, wrong terms or technical problems.
We therefore recommend turning off automatic browser translation when you use WorkFlex.
Why disable automatic translation?
Prevent incorrect UI translations
Ensure accurate platform functionality
Improve performance and loading stability
Maintain a consistent user experience
The process is very similar across most browsers and takes less than one minute.
Google Chrome – Disable Auto Translation
Option 1: Disable translation completely (recommended)
Open Google Chrome
Click the three dots (⋮) in the top right corner
Go to Settings
Click on Languages
Turn off: “Offer to translate pages that aren’t in a language you read”
Option 2: Never translate WorkFlex only
When the translation bar appears:
Click the three dots in the translate popup
Select “Never translate this site”
Microsoft Edge – Disable Auto Translation
Steps:
Open Microsoft Edge
Click the three dots (⋯) in the top right
Go to Settings
Select Languages
Disable: “Offer to translate pages that aren’t in a language I read”
Safari (Mac) – Disable Translation
Steps:
Open Safari
Navigate to the WorkFlex platform
Click the translate icon in the address bar
Select “Never Translate This Website”
WorkFlex Recommendation
For the best WorkFlex experience:
Keep your browser in its original language
Disable automatic page translation
Add WorkFlex as a “Never Translate” website
