Perhaps the "Original Text" popup is useful from a scholarly standpoint, but when I am trying to use Google Translate to navigate my customers sites (I work for a very large hosting company) and the "Original Text" popup keeps appearing *over the UI elements I am trying to interact with*, it makes Google Translate pretty much unusable. How could something like this make it though QA without being noticed? Why doesn't Google have a proper bug reporting system? Instead we post here and pray someone notices our posts. Searching these forums there are numerous complaints about this exact issue. Some found help by implementing some javascript hack or adblock modification, I can't get either of these to work for me. There was a post by an Adam in 2010 (which I now can't find) saying he would mention this to the developers. Two years later and we're still dealing with this annoying crap.
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