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[Luana]

Italian localization has been updated, tested and set as Released.

[minj]

"42 of 41 Strings translated = 102.44 %"

Interesting...

[minj]

By the way... colt.ak.copypagemenu seems to not work. The default english is used which results in appended "(C)" in context menu...

Locale lt-LT released

[lord1980]

Hi

Arabic (ar) released

[stadt]

Hi
The dutch translation update for v2.5.0 is done.
Thanks for the update Jonah.
Inge

[jojaba]

Hello,

I guess the new string that has to be translated (Tab) means tabulation and not a tab like in firefox browsing...
Do you confirm?

[Lakrits]

Hello,

I guess the new string that has to be translated (Tab) means tabulation and not a tab like in firefox browsing...
Do you confirm?

I also hesitated on that string, and like jojaba assumed it meant "tabulation" (Sw. "tabulator" or "tabb").

So put jojaba's question on my tab as well, so to speak. ;)

[jgbishop]

I also hesitated on that string, and like jojaba assumed it meant "tabulation" (Sw. "tabulator" or "tabb").

So put jojaba's question on my tab as well, so to speak. ;)

Sorry for the confusion! The meaning here is for the "Tab" key on the keyboard; namely, the white-space character (\t) that it represents. Perhaps I should have used "Tab Character" as the English equivalent.

[jojaba]

Sorry for the confusion! The meaning here is for the "Tab" key on the keyboard; namely, the white-space character (\t) that it represents. Perhaps I should have used "Tab Character" as the English equivalent.

OK, thanks Jonah.

[ZuGro]

Hi

Spanish locales (es-ES & es-AR) updated, tested and released...

Best regards.

[jojaba]

Description on AMO :

CoLT (short for "Copy Link Text") makes it easy to copy either a link's text, or both the link text and its URL in a format you specify. This non-invasive extension simply appears as context menu items when you right-click a link. Fully customizable!

French translation :

CoLT (abréviation pour "Copy Link Text", signifiant « copier le texte du lien Â») permet de copier aisément soit l'intitulé d'un lien, soit l'intitulé et l'URL dans un format que vous spécifiez. Cette petite extension s'affiche simplement sous forme d'éléments dans le menu contextuel accessible via le clic droit. Complètement personnalisable !

Long description on AMO :

CoLT adds two menu items to the browser's context menu, both of which are only visible when right-clicking a hyperlink. The "Copy Link Text" menu item copies a hyperlink's associated text to the clipboard, while the "Copy Link Text and Location" menu item copies both the hyperlink's text and URL to the clipboard in the format you choose: either as plain text, as an HTML hyperlink, or as a custom format (which you may specify). A very handy tool for blogs!

Example of Use: If the text "Download Firefox" is a hyperlink to the official Firefox download page, the "Copy Link Text" menu item will place the text "Download Firefox" on the clipboard.

French translation :

CoLT ajoute deux éléments dans le menu contextuel du navigateur qui ne sont affichés qu'au clic droit sur un lien. L'élément de menu « Copier le texte du lien Â» copie l'intitulé du lien vers le presse-papiers, alors que l'élément « Copier le texte et l'adresse du lien comme Â» copie l'intitulé et l'URL vers le presse-papiers au format choisi : texte brut, lien HTML, ou autres formats personnalisés (que vous pourrez définir et spécifier). Un outil vraiment très pratique pour les blogs !

Exemple d'utilisation : si le texte "Télécharger Firefox" est un lien vers la page officielle de téléchargement de Firefox, l'élément de menu contextuel « Copier le texte du lien Â» placera le texte « Télécharger Firefox Â» dans le presse-papiers.

@all translators,
Hey guys, what about translating these few lines into your language?

@Jonah
I really love your very handy extension, I use it very often since I discovered Firefox (so for a long time now ). It is very simple and designed to do one thing. This is why I really appreciate it, it does what it should nothing more or less, that's how all extensions should be in my opinion.
Best regards, and thank you very much keeping this extension compatible for the latest FF versions.

[Archaeopteryx]

Can you please also localize the new buttons and menu items in the options panel? At the moment, the English strings are hardcoded.

[stadt]

Description on AMO :

French translation :


Long description on AMO :

French translation :


@all translators,
Hey guys, what about translating these few lines into your language?

@Jonah
I really love your very handy extension, I use it very often since I discovered Firefox (so for a long time now ). It is very simple and designed to do one thing. This is why I really appreciate it, it does what it should nothing more or less, that's how all extensions should be in my opinion.
Best regards, and thank you very much keeping this extension compatible for the latest FF versions.

I'd love to translate them into dutch alright

[stadt]

Can you please also localize the new buttons and menu items in the options panel? At the moment, the English strings are hardcoded.

Indeed, or is there a bug and is the dtd file replaced with the previous version somehow?

[jgbishop]

Sorry everyone! This was simply an oversight on my part ... I'll get a new version uploaded ASAP without the hard-coded strings.

[Archaeopteryx]

Thank you for the fast update.

[stadt]

Merry Christmas everyone!

[jgbishop]

This newest update contains one new string: "Conditional"

The associated variable (%?[]) allows users to create conditional expressions, where several variables will be tested in order. When the first non-empty variable is encountered, that value will be used and the others discarded. For example:

<a href="%U">%?[S|T]</a>

This custom format will use selected text (if any is present) for the text of the anchor tag; otherwise, the link text will be used. In pseudo-code, you could rewrite the conditional as:

* if we have some selected text, then use that
* otherwise, use the link text

Hopefully this makes it clear.

[jojaba]

This newest update contains one new string: "Conditional"

The associated variable (%?[]) allows users to create conditional expressions, where several variables will be tested in order. When the first non-empty variable is encountered, that value will be used and the others discarded. For example:

<a href="%U">%?[S|T]</a>

This custom format will use selected text (if any is present) for the text of the anchor tag; otherwise, the link text will be used. In pseudo-code, you could rewrite the conditional as:

* if we have some selected text, then use that
* otherwise, use the link text

Hopefully this makes it clear.

Thanks for that explanantion.
Wouldn't it be better then to name this string "Condition" or did I misunderstand?

[jgbishop]

Thanks for that explanantion.
Wouldn't it be better then to name this string "Condition" or did I misunderstand?

Either one should suffice, I think.