Translator0.0.1 public snapshot

This archived release keeps the earliest public-facing structure of the site with only the core product message, docs entry, and version record.

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First public cut

This snapshot preserves the earliest public documentation structure with a smaller and simpler homepage.

Homepage with fewer jobs

It focuses on product positioning, docs entry, and support links instead of broader presentation.

Docs stay intentionally minimal

The information architecture is still compact and closer to an initial release state.

Archived on purpose

Later work continues in latest, while 0.0.1 remains as a stable historical slice.

Version Snapshot

This is a deliberately simpler starting point with fewer sections and a shorter reading path

Unlike the latest homepage, the 0.0.1 snapshot behaves more like an early product landing page. It explains what the extension is, points people to installation and docs, and keeps the structure intentionally narrow.

Less content

Only the core product framing and navigation remain in this archived release.

More clearly archival

This page exists to preserve an older public state, not to compete with the latest homepage.

Shorter path

Readers move directly from homepage to docs, changelog, and repository with fewer detours.

Included

Version 0.0.1 keeps only the three basic parts needed for the earliest public release

Basic introductionA concise explanation of the browser translation extension and its selection and full-page translation features.
Basic documentationInstallation and getting-started guidance so people can begin using it quickly.
Basic version recordA preserved changelog for this snapshot so it can be compared against latest later on.

Difference

Compared with latest, this version is intentionally lighter and more obviously archival

No expanded homepage narrativeIt avoids additional sections so the latest release can remain the main public entry point.
Lower information densityThe page asks the reader to do only one next step: read docs or inspect version history.
Kept as a historical baselineFuture versions can use this release as the earliest reference point for public presentation.