Google Translate suddenly stopped working for me recently. I tried various fixes found online but none worked — until I discovered a command-line script shared by a user. Later, a visual tool called GGBoom made the process even easier.
How It Works
The tool fetches a list of working IP addresses from
https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/Ponderfly/GoogleTranslateIpCheck/src/GoogleTranslateIpCheck/GoogleTranslateIpCheck/ip.txt(e.g., 142.250.4.90) and adds them to your hosts file:
142.250.4.90 translate.googleapis.com
GGBoom is a visual tool created by forum user “Nobin” from 52pojie.cn. It’s simple to use: download, open, click “Get Latest IP List”, and it automatically updates your hosts file.
Download GGBoom V1.1.0
Important Notes
Before modifying your hosts file, note down the current resolved IP shown in the tool. If you lose connection after the change, you can manually enter the original IP back into the list and click the button to restore it — even if the displayed IP differs from what you type.
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