When asking Siri to translate a word into English I got this message. Clicking the "open SequoiaTranslator" button produces no results.
A spotlight search turns up no "SequoiaTranslator" on macOS.
What is it? Does it exist? Should it?
MacBook Air, macOS 15.1
Ive never seen an app, but if the word is on a webpage, you can often select the translate button in the address bar.
Looks Like it’s going to be a similar app like the app “Translate” on iPhone and iPad, but isn’t implemented yet.
FWIW, I can translate English words into other languages using Siri. Trying to translate a language other than English brings up the dialog you posted.
Also I found this…
"Note: Apple Intelligence is available in macOS 15.1 on Mac models with M1 or later, with Siri and device language set to U.S. English".
Unaha-Closp wrote:
When asking Siri to translate a word into English I got this message. Clicking the "open SequoiaTranslator" button produces no results.
A spotlight search turns up no "SequoiaTranslator" on macOS.
What is it? Does it exist? Should it?
Looks like a bug. In spite of the name, "SequoiaTranslator" appears to be an internal iOS app. For a few years now, macOS has been nothing but iOS ported to the Mac. It seems they forgot this little bit.
Siri suggests using "SequoiaTranslator" but nothing opens, does it exist?
