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[ddawson]

Maintainer: ddawson
Creator: Daniel Dawson <danielcdawson@gmail.com>

Ext. Version: 2.10.4
Release date: 2017-10-31
Description: Adds the ability to create and edit entries in the password manager.
Extension is compatible to: ( 45.0 - 52.*) ( 2.39 - 2.49) ( 52.0 - 56.*)

Included locales: en-US,de,dsb,el,bg,eo,es-ES,fi,fr,hsb,hu,id-ID,it,ja,nl,pl,pt-BR,pt-PT,ru,sl-SI,sr,sv-SE,tr,uk,vi,zh-CN,zh-TW,ar,cs

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Edited by Fenian, 26 October 2017 - 08:25 PM.

[ddawson]

Did I make a mistake in the submission? This should be under Multi-Application, since it works with SeaMonkey, Thunderbird, and Sunbird as well.

[markh]

Did I make a mistake in the submission? This should be under Multi-Application, since it works with SeaMonkey, Thunderbird, and Sunbird as well.

I does not seem so, perhaps the localized tags in install.rdf (which I believe should open with <em:localized> rather than just <localized>) have somehow disturbed the parsing process. I will move this topic to the correct forum and amend the top post.

*EDIT* done

[markh]

Anyway, Welcome!

Just a bit of information for you: in case you have some queries about the WTS, you can find our Wiki here!

In case you're looking for a specific translator, please see the list of available translators on BabelZilla.
When you select the desired one, you can send him/her a P.M. or an e-mail (if and when public).

You may also insert a new Topic in the Help Section, in order to ask for specific translations, to write a general request about missing translations, etc.

[markh]

The dtd file was not parsed correctly. I have corrected the file and uploaded a new version, but since the WTS ‘remembers’ old strings one string is still displayed (no name, is replaced by string welcomepara2). Perhaps a new upload will do the trick; do not forget to include any work already done, otherwise that will be lost.

[ddawson]

the localized tags in install.rdf (which I believe should open with <em:localized> rather than just <localized>)

Only if the extension manager namespace is assigned to the "em" prefix ("xmlns:em=..."), as opposed to being the default ("xmlns=..."). Technically, I could assign just about any prefix(es) I want and Moz's XML/RDF code would be fine with it (and if you look at the RDF files it generates, you can see the conventional assignments are more readable). I assigned them the way I did to try to improve readability, but I guess BZ's parser is a little touchy about these things, so I will stick to what it expects. Same for the localization files.

[ddawson]

I does not seem so, perhaps the localized tags in install.rdf (which I believe should open with <em:localized> rather than just <localized>) have somehow disturbed the parsing process.

Nope, I found the real cause. There needs to be a separate targetApplication for each application. XPInstall is pretty forgiving, it seems. Anyway, I've submitted an update, and now it's showing all four apps.

Now, there's just one other problem: all locales are showing as 100%, even though two of them don't actually have all the translations. I tried both with blank strings and with the entities and properties skipped. Do I have to do a major update to clear those?

[markh]

Nope, I found the real cause. There needs to be a separate targetApplication for each application. XPInstall is pretty forgiving, it seems. Anyway, I've submitted an update, and now it's showing all four apps.

Now, there's just one other problem: all locales are showing as 100%, even though two of them don't actually have all the translations. I tried both with blank strings and with the entities and properties skipped. Do I have to do a major update to clear those?

Major update is only a flag for sending an update notification to translators. If you have uploaded with blank strings first and then with empty strings skipped, this is logical; as the WTS ‘remembers’ previous entries the blank strings will still show.

[PiVV]

Russian (ru) locale has been released in WTS. Please do not use Russian (ru-RU) locale.

[edgard.magalhaes]

Brazilian Portuguese pt-BR locale released.
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Edgard

[markh]

As per requested, these are the AMO metadata for Dutch (nl):

[Goofy]

French version tested, some bits adjusted, and now released.

the amo metadata here

Attached Files

•  amo_metadata_fr.txt   1.06KB   8 downloads

[Cashman]

The hungarian locale updated.
Some typos corrected.
The AMO metadata for hungarian language available as attachment..

Attached Files

•  amo_spe_hu.txt   1.1KB   4 downloads

[PiVV]

The Russian metadata for AMO (UTF-8 encoding).
 SavedPasswordEditor_AMO_ru.txt   1.07KB   7 downloads

[ddawson]

Uploaded current work to AMO as 1.1.1. There are some missing translations of the summary and description. If I get those, I will include them in another version.

Thanks again for your work on this.

[ddawson]

Well, your translations are now public in the form of version 1.1.2 (there was an extra version to improve some internal logic). Good work.

[Apone]

Dear Daniel,

first thank you for your work and this very usefull extension.

Lastly I am facing a problem with this extension.

Has you can see on the following capture, the window of the extension is too small then I can not access to all the fields nor to the "show password" button :



It would not be a problem if we could change the size of the window, but it is not possible in this case.


I run Firefox 3.6 (in French)

Let me know if you need more information

[ddawson]

Has you can see on the following capture, the window of the extension is too small then I can not access to all the fields nor to the "show password" button :

Hmm. You must have upgraded from a much earlier version, judging by the size differential. That or you initially edited something other than a web form login. But no matter, it's definitely a bug in this extension.

It would not be a problem if we could change the size of the window, but it is not possible in this case.

Ah, I apologize. I do most of the testing on Linux; here the window is resizable. But Windows dialogs are not resizable by default. I'll look into it right away. In the meantime, try the following:

Find the file "<your Firefox profile>\extensions\savedpasswordeditor@daniel.dawson\chrome\content\pwdmgrOverlay.js"

(On XP, the profile should be at "C:\Documents and Settings\<your username>\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\<something>" where <something> is partly randomized. I don't have access to other versions of Windows at this time, so I can't be sure where it is for you.)

Locate the two calls to window.openDialog() (there are two of them close to each other). In each one, change

"centerscreen,dependent,dialog,chrome,modal"

to read

"centerscreen,dependent,dialog,chrome,modal,resizable"

Save and restart Firefox. Hopefully you should be able to resize the window at that point. I'll test this out and get a fix in. The above should help you out until the update goes up. Thanks for letting me know about this.

[Apone]

Hmm. You must have upgraded from a much earlier version, judging by the size differential. That or you initially edited something other than a web form login. But no matter, it's definitely a bug in this extension.
(...)

I made the changes, and it works fine.

Thanks a lot for your reply and this extentions, that should be in the basic features of Firefox !

[longnh]

Vietnamese (vi) localization has been released.