Why might some information from CrocoBot or the tutorials seem inconsistent?

If you use Google Translate (or another machine translation tool) directly within the CrocoClick interface, this can cause confusion.

👉 This is not a CrocoClick bug.
👉 This is not a CrocoBot error.
👉 It is a side effect of machine translation.

The real issue: Google Translate changes internal names

Google Translate doesn’t just translate explanatory text. It also translates the names of menus, tabs, and features, even though these are proper nouns in CrocoClick.

Concrete example

In CrocoClick, you have the tab:

• Marketing

Google Translate might change it to:

• Marketing

Result:

• CrocoBot refers to it as Marketing (the actual name in the tool)

• You see "Commercialization" in your interface

• You look for a tab that doesn’t exist

• Total confusion 😵‍💫

Why CrocoBot is right

CrocoBot is trained on:

• The actual names of features

• The exact terms used in CrocoClick

• The actual structure of the interface

It doesn’t “see” the version modified by Google Translate. So
it gives you the correct instructions, but on an interface that Google Translate has distorted.

How to disable Google Translate on CrocoClick

To avoid any confusion between the names displayed in the interface and the CrocoBot’s instructions, we recommend disabling Google Translate’s automatic translation on CrocoClick.

1. Open CrocoClick in Google Chrome

2. Look to the right of the address bar

3. Click the 🌐 Translate icon

4. Click on “Never translate this site”

5. Reload the page

👉 CrocoClick will remain in its original version, without automatic translation.

In summary

• CrocoClick uses precise and consistent names

• Google Translate alters these names

• CrocoBot speaks the actual language of CrocoClick

• To avoid any confusion:
  👉 do not translate the interface