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- <!--
- Saved Password Editor, extension for Firefox 3.0+
- Copyright (C) 2010 Daniel Dawson <ddawson@icehouse.net>
-
- This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
- it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
- the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
- (at your option) any later version.
-
- This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
- but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
- MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
- GNU General Public License for more details.
-
- You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
- along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
- -->
-
- <!-- LOCALE
-
- Format: language-COUNTRY according to RFC 1766
- <http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1766.txt>. COUNTRY is for dialectal variation
- and is not necessary for locales without such variation. You can probably
- copy the locale tag of your localized Mozilla application (Firefox, etc.).
- Examples:
-
- en-US - English in US
- en-GB - English in Great Britain
- de-DE - German in Germany
- ru - Russian (no specific country)
- -->
- <!ENTITY locale "en-US">
-
- <!-- LAYOUT DIRECTION: "LTR" for left-to-right; "RTL" for right-to-left
- Generally, this should follow the direction of your writing system. -->
- <!ENTITY layoutdirection "LTR">
-
- <!-- Strings to be localized -->
- <!ENTITY savedpasswords.label "Saved Passwords">
- <!ENTITY savedpasswords.accesskey "v">
- <!ENTITY savedpasswords.tooltip "Open the Saved Passwords dialog">
- <!ENTITY prefwindow.title "Saved Password Editor preferences">
- <!ENTITY alwaysLogin.label "Force login when editing a password">
- <!ENTITY alwaysLogin.tooltip
- "Forces you to enter your master password (if you have one) every time you edit a password">
- <!ENTITY newentry.label "New">
- <!ENTITY newentry.accesskey "N">
- <!ENTITY editentry.label "Edit">
- <!ENTITY editentry.accesskey "E">
- <!ENTITY savedpasswordeditor.title "Saved Password Editor">
- <!ENTITY signontype.label "Type">
- <!ENTITY type_form.label "Web form">
- <!ENTITY type_form.accesskey "W">
- <!ENTITY type_httpauth.label "HTTP authentication">
- <!ENTITY type_httpauth.accesskey "a">
- <!ENTITY type_other.label "Other">
- <!ENTITY type_other.accesskey "O">
- <!ENTITY hostname.label "Host">
- <!ENTITY hostname.tooltip
- "Protocol/hostname to which password applies (e.g. http://www.example.com)">
- <!ENTITY formSubmitURL.label "Submit prefix">
- <!ENTITY formSubmitURL.tooltip "Prefix of form submission address">
- <!ENTITY httpRealm.label "HTTP realm">
- <!ENTITY httpRealm.tooltip "HTTP realm to match">
- <!ENTITY username.label "Username">
- <!ENTITY username.tooltip "The username to remember">
- <!ENTITY password.label "Password">
- <!ENTITY password.tooltip "The password to remember">
- <!ENTITY usernameField.label "Username field name">
- <!ENTITY usernameField.tooltip
- "The name attribute for the appropriate username field in the form">
- <!ENTITY passwordField.label "Password field name">
- <!ENTITY passwordField.tooltip
- "The name attribute for the appropriate password field in the form">
- <!ENTITY showPassword.label "Show">
- <!ENTITY showPassword.accesskey "S">
- <!ENTITY showPassword.tooltip "Toggle password visibility">
- <!ENTITY hidePassword.label "Hide">
- <!ENTITY hidePassword.accesskey "H">
- <!ENTITY guessfrompage.label "Guess from current page">
- <!ENTITY guessfrompage.accesskey "G">
- <!ENTITY guessfrompage.tooltip
- "Fill in this form based on a likely login form on the current page">
-
- <!-- WELCOME PAGE
-
- This needs a little care. There is some embedded markup (sorry about
- that). Of course, don't translate any text inside tags. The < and >
- codes produce < and > respectively, but don't reverse them; that will be
- done automatically for right-to-left text. " produces a double quote
- character. Please substitute whatever is appropriate in your locale, but
- anything other than <, >, ", ', and & must be in UTF-8 or use numerical
- entities (e.g. 覫); named entities other than the ones for those
- five characters (< > " ' &) are NOT defined in this
- context. Double quote characters must be encoded as " since the
- strings are already double-quote delimited.
- -->
- <!ENTITY welcometospe "Welcome to Saved Password Editor">
-
- <!-- Paragraph 1, Firefox version -->
- <!ENTITY welcomepara1_fx
- "Thank you for using <a id='addonlink'>Saved Password Editor</a>. You may
- access the editing functionality by going to Tools > Options, or
- Edit > Preferences (depending on your operating system), selecting the
- "<a id='security'>Security</a>" pane, then clicking on the
- "Saved Passwords…" button. The dialog now contains "Edit"
- and "New" buttons. A toolbar button is also available for your
- convenience. To access it, select View > Toolbars > Customize…, or
- right-click on the toolbar and select "Customize…"">
-
- <!-- Paragraph 1, SeaMonkey version -->
- <!-- TRANSLATORS: Note the lack of View > Toolbars > Customize… -->
- <!ENTITY welcomepara1_sm
- "Thank you for using <a id='addonlink'>Saved Password Editor</a>. You may
- access the editing functionality by going to Tools > Options, or
- Edit > Preferences (depending on your operating system), navigating to the
- "<a id='passwords'>Passwords</a>" pane under
- "Privacy & Security", then clicking on the "Manage Stored
- Passwords" button. The dialog now contains "Edit" and
- "New" buttons. A toolbar button is also available for your
- convenience. To access it, right-click on the toolbar and select
- "Customize…"">
-
- <!-- Paragraph 2 -->
- <!-- The <span> element here is replaced by "Firefox", "Thunderbird", etc. -->
- <!ENTITY welcomepara2
- "Note that the Saved Passwords dialog is a base component of
- <span id='appname'/>, and is not being provided by this extension, except for
- the two added buttons. The toolbar button is provided only for convenience, in
- the expectation that some users of this extension will want to access the
- dialog much more frequently than they might otherwise.">
-