El correu de Flod aquí sota explica con provar la traducció del FHR. Aquesta nit acabo de fer correccions a laproposta del josep i apareixerà en pre-producció ( a allizom) ---------- Missatge reenviat ---------- De: "Francesco Lodolo [:flod]" <flod@lodolo.net> Data: 28/08/2013 8:49 Assumpte: [l10n-web] New strings for Firefox Health Report, mobile version (Android) Per a: "Mozilla l10n Mailing List" <dev-l10n@lists.mozilla.org> Cc: "Mozilla projects web content localization" < dev-l10n-web@lists.mozilla.org> Hi, cross-posting to dev-l10n-web since about:healthreport is a bit of a special case, being web content used inside the product. I've just pushed 64 new strings to fhr.lang, in a few minutes they'll appear on your webdashboard. These strings are used in the mobile version of about:healthreport (Firefox for Android), currently available only in English. We tried to reuse as many of the existing strings as possible, but that's still a bit of work. How can you test this? 1) You can check most of the static strings here (replace the locale code) https://fhr-dev.allizom.org/**en-GB/mobile/<https://fhr-dev.allizom.org/en-GB/mobile/> 2) In about:config, you can change the value of datareporting.healthreport.**about.reportUrl to https://fhr-dev.allizom.org/%**LOCALE%/mobile/ Then open about:healthreport in your browser. When you're done don't forget to restore the original value. Francesco ______________________________**_________________ dev-l10n-web mailing list dev-l10n-web@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/**listinfo/dev-l10n-web<https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-l10n-web>