New: pick how Sumi looks — choose a skin for the floating Sumi and the translation balloons.
After a couple of successful pages, Sumi may occasionally ask if you'd like to rate the extension (Rate, Later, or Never).
If a translation really fails, a short "Having trouble?" line links to support.
The balloon close (×) now sits inside the bubble on every skin, so it's easier to hit and never covers the text.
Uninstalling opens a short, optional feedback form so we can learn what went wrong.

Bug fixes:
- On WEBTOON and other long-strip readers, translations come back when you scroll back to a page.
- On Shonen Jump+ and other GigaViewer sites, translations stay on the right page after you turn many pages.
- A page no longer stays stuck on "Translating" when Sumi cannot find an earlier translation; it tries again.
- The "reconnecting" status message is now translated in every language.

Translate no longer spends a page on a picture Sumi has already translated. Press Translate again on a finished page and Sumi tells you the page is already translated instead of buying it a second time. Re-translate still gives you a fresh translation when you ask for one.

Selecting a translated picture now translates the original, not Sumi's own lettering.

The image hover buttons can be turned off per site in Options.

The upgrade screen is now fully translated into German, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese and Korean.

Alt+T now works on every page you turn to, not just the first one after the page loads.

Translate into 134 languages. The target-language menu grows from 24 to 134 — every one verified on real manga pages. Type to search, or pick from the Common list.

The extension’s own interface now also speaks Russian, Turkish, Vietnamese and Dutch (41 languages in total).

Fix: your language choice stays visible while you filter the list.

Sumi now translates into 134 languages instead of 24. Type in the popup's language box to find yours, or open the full list from the dock. Your current language is unchanged.

The "How's the translation?" prompt now waits for a natural stopping point (like finishing a chapter) and appears at most three times ever. Its review link now opens Firefox Add-ons instead of the Chrome Web Store. Small reliability fixes.

Your daily free pages are now claimed with a button, instead of arriving on their own.

• The account row in the popup gains a "Claim 5 pages" button whenever
today's free pages are still waiting. Signing in is required.
• Anonymous use is unchanged: one free page a day, no account needed.
• Corrected the free-tier wording in all 37 languages — 5 free pages when
you sign up, then 5 more each day to claim.

• All plans on the paywall: Pro, Pro+ and Studio side by side with
monthly/yearly pricing — pick the tier that fits how much you read.
• The interface now speaks 37 languages, and every target language in the
menu also shows its own name (e.g. "Japanese (日本語)"), so you can find
yours no matter what language the UI is in.
• Reliability fixes for re-shown translations: a previously translated page
can no longer be painted onto a different page after chapter navigation,
free replays keep working with auto-translate after you turn the page,
and very tall pages now say clearly when they can't be captured instead
of silently retrying.