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In-browser machine translation: I measured 30 phrases, found 30% wrong in meaning, and changed the engine

Our free translator ran a small machine-translation model directly in the browser (a Bergamot / Opus-MT style model compiled to WebAssembly). The appeal is privacy: the text never leaves the device. The downside is quality. I finally stopped guessing and measured it on the live site with 30 phrases…

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  1. 2026-09-30 22:30 · DEV Community — Machine Learning
    In-browser machine translation: I measured 30 phrases, found 30% wrong in meaning, and changed the engine

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