dh2013

FYI Thai support has been added

Ah thanks for the clarification! I made some updates if you'd like to take a look

Thanks for the kind words! Can you clarify what you mean by making the URL input more understandable? I want to make sure I'm making the right improvements:)

I made a couple tweaks:

- Added a "copy link" button to the top of the article page - Added a "Translate another article" button to the bottom of the article page

The reason I didn't add a "back" button was because the translated article page can be shared with somebody else who may be opening the link for the first time, so seeing a "back" button in that context could be confusing.

Let me know if any of this is helpful!

Thanks for the feedback! That's definitely a UX gap. I'll work on it and push another update shortly.

Let me look into that!

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