Telli.sh: Every Translator — Read, Reply & Summarize Any Site

Telli.sh is a browser extension that helps you read, reply and keep useful material from the web. Inline translation sits beside the original text, a writing panel helps you reply in another language, and a side panel lets you discuss the page you are viewing. Read a summary to understand the topic, examine the key points, then save the page and its conversation together when you choose. The original text remains available for comparison throughout your reading and writing. READ IN CONTEXT: 4 DISPLAY MODES - Inline comment: place the result below the original message, with a separate visual treatment that makes the two easy to distinguish. Follow a discussion without moving its content to another tab. - Bilingual: keep both versions visible together. Compare a term, check a sentence or return to a detail in the source while you read the surrounding discussion. - Click to expand: show a compact control until you want the full result. Open it when needed and collapse it again to keep a busy page manageable. - Click to toggle: switch between the original and the result in the same area. Choose this mode when space matters and you prefer to inspect one version at a time. - On supported pages, newly loaded messages and comments are detected as you scroll. An item's refresh control lets you request a new result after a message expands or its source changes. Emoji-only messages, bare links and text recognized as already in your preferred language can be skipped. WRITE REPLIES WITH A PREVIEW - Draft a response in your own language in the floating writing panel. Read the version intended for the recipient before you put it into the page. This is useful for everyday chats, community discussions and longer replies where wording matters. - With send preview enabled, edit the prepared result before continuing. Check a name, adjust a greeting or keep your preferred terminology. You decide when the reviewed text is ready to use. - On supported conversation pages, the outgoing language can follow the other person's messages. Configure a fallback for a new conversation where there is not enough context to infer the recipient's language yet. - In insertion-only editors, including supported mail composers, the browser extension fills the field and leaves the final send action to you. Website editors behave differently, so the available action follows the integration for that page. - Multiline drafts keep their line breaks through processing and insertion. Separate paragraphs and short lists can remain part of your message. INPUT-FIELD TRANSLATION ON ADDITIONAL SITES - Turn on the optional input assistant to use text fields on ordinary web pages beyond the supported-site catalogue. This feature is disabled by default. When you enable it, the browser extension requests the site access it needs. - A small language control appears beside a supported field when you focus it. Use it while writing a form response, comment or message without copying the entire draft into a separate service. - Let the target follow the site's language or select a fixed language in Settings. Exclude individual domains when you want the assistant available elsewhere but quiet on a particular site. - Compatibility depends on the website's text editor. Protected browser pages and inaccessible text fields are not supported. POPUP TOOLS AND TRANSLATION HISTORY - The popup retains three tabs: a text workspace, history and status. Paste a passage into the workspace, select source and target languages, and work with up to 2,000 characters at a time. Automatic source detection is available when you do not want to choose it yourself. - Revisit previous popup results in the history tab. Copy useful wording, pin an entry you want to keep, or delete an item you no longer need. These entries are stored on this device, separately from saved web clips. - Unpinned history entries expire after 30 days. Pinning keeps an item beyond that routine expiry, within the local history capacity. This makes it easier to retain a useful phrase without keeping every temporary lookup indefinitely. - The status tab brings language settings, display mode, send preview, the selected engine and the input assistant into one view. A small activity indicator in the header shows the page's enabled state, with site information on hover. SIDE PANEL: PAGE CHAT, SUMMARIES AND KEY POINTS - Keep the page visible while asking questions about it. The option to use the current page controls whether its text is included as context. That text is read when you request an action with the option enabled. - Ask for an overview to understand the main argument, extract key points to find the central claims, or request an explanation of a passage. Follow up in the same conversation to narrow the question or examine a detail. - The page actions include a language conversion, a summary, key points and a source-text view. Inspect the extracted text when you want to understand what material is available to the assistant, and compare an answer with the actual page. - Actions reflect the selected engine's capabilities and the availability of page context. A language-only service can handle text conversion; page questions and summaries need a conversation-capable engine. When a required capability is unavailable, the panel explains how to change the engine in Settings. - Choose the engine and languages in Settings. Each result identifies the responding provider so you can see which configured engine answered. - Start a new conversation from the header, return to earlier conversations from the list, or delete conversations there. Press Enter to send your question. Press Shift+Enter to insert a line break. Switch between popup and side-panel presentation according to the space you need. VIDEO SUBTITLE SUMMARIES - On supported video pages, the side panel can use available video subtitles or the page's transcript to explain the spoken content. Summarize a presentation, extract the key points of…