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I’m adding Google Translate links to my website, but I want to run some JavaScript based on the current language being viewed. Using JavaScript, is there a way to determine the following:
Is the site currently being viewed through the Google Translate frame?
If so, can I tell which language is being viewed?
No, its built into Chrome and just wraps your site so you will have no idea. You can check the HTTP Accept-Language header to see what region they are coming from so you can localize it, but thats about it.