I'd have no issue leaving translation enabled, if the translator was an optional feature that the user must opt-in to, and that's clearly communicated as something not controlled by the developer.
But I've received reports from Edge-users that didn't even know translation was enabled.
Yeah, I agree that's problematic. And I would have no objection to implementing a UI feature that displayed a warning banner of some kind if it detected that the page had been translated.
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I'd have no issue leaving translation enabled, if the translator was an optional feature that the user must opt-in to, and that's clearly communicated as something not controlled by the developer.
But I've received reports from Edge-users that didn't even know translation was enabled.
Yeah, I agree that's problematic. And I would have no objection to implementing a UI feature that displayed a warning banner of some kind if it detected that the page had been translated.