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Hey, as I don't have a Kagi subscription I can't help with that unfortunately. cc @giorgiobrullo who implemented that engine, maybe you can help? |
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Greetings,
after downloading Translate You I saw that it is possible to use Kagi as my translate engine.
Since I already have a Kagi subscription I wanted to give it a try.
I generated an API token and because that token is visible only once I saved that token in a temporary file.
After copy-pasting the token into TranslateYou and translating something I receive the following HTTP 401 error:
The selected engine doesn't seem to work
Generating & using a second token didn't help as well as changing the Translating API option.
So far I didn't contact the Kagi support yet because 401 is typically a client error (as far as I know).
I'm not sure if it's a bug or somehow caused by me.
Greeting
Gévarred
*Edit: Probably I should also mention the following:
Yes, I do have API credits remaining.
Yes, I do have the "Professional" plan.
My device is running Android 16.
Restarting the device also didn't solve the problem :/
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