I use the non-automatic page translation tool — That's to say if I need to translate a web page, I click [mylanguage] in the TWP toolbar button and the page is translated.

Is there a way to reset the page translation when the URL changes?

Example: To read an article on example.com, I click to translate the page. Then, after reading, I navigate to a different page (still on example.com), and the new page is automatically translated. I’d like the new page not to be automatically translated — I want it to reset in its original language.

I know this is a non-standard request, but would it be possible to have this choice via a checkbox in the settings?

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Thanks for the reply!

I already had that option set to “No.”
I just tried again and realized I had misunderstood the "issue".
Actually, the site doesn't revert to its original language when I use the Back button (when I go back one page). I guess that's normal.

In the end, I have to refresh the page after using the Back button. That works for me.
Thanks for the quick reply!

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Edit August 28:
Hello, I'm back with some additional information regarding my first question.
I was finally able to reproduce the problem:
On YouTube, I'm reading the comments (translated into French) under a video.
Then, I return to the YouTube homepage by clicking on the YouTube logo in the upper-left corner of the page.
When returned to the homepage, the translation is still active.

"Automatically translate when clicking on a link that takes you to the same domain as the current site" is disabled.

Thank you if reading this.