Adding upstream version 86.0.1.upstream/86.0.1upstream

Signed-off-by: Daniel Baumann <daniel.baumann@progress-linux.org>

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+# This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public
+# License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this
+# file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.
+
+# LOCALIZATION NOTE : FILE This file contains the application's labels for keys on the keyboard.
+#                     If you decide to translate this file, you should translate it based on
+#                     the prevelant kind of keyboard for your target user.
+# LOCALIZATION NOTE : There are two types of keys, those w/ text on their labels
+#                     and those w/ glyphs.
+# LOCALIZATION NOTE : VK_<...> represents a key on the keyboard.
+#
+# For more information please see bugzilla bug 90888.
+
+# LOCALIZATION NOTE : FILE This file contains the application's labels for keys on the keyboard.
+#                     If you decide to translate this file, you should translate it based on
+#                     the prevalent kind of keyboard for your target user.
+# LOCALIZATION NOTE : There are two types of keys, those w/ text on their labels
+#                     and those w/ glyphs.
+# LOCALIZATION NOTE : VK_<…> represents a key on the keyboard.
+#
+# For more information please see bugzilla bug 90888.
+
+# F1..F10 should probably not be translated unless there are keyboards that actually have other labels
+# F11..F20 might be something else, but are really keyboard specific and not region/language specific
+# there are actually two different F11/F12 keys, I don't know which one these labels represent.
+# eg, F13..F20 on a sparc keyboard are labeled Props, Again .. Find, Cut
+# sparc also has Stop, Again and F11/F12. VK_F11/VK_F12 probably map to Stop/Again
+# LOCALIZATION NOTE : BLOCK Do not translate the next block
+VK_F1 = F1
+VK_F2 = F2
+VK_F3 = F3
+VK_F4 = F4
+VK_F5 = F5
+VK_F6 = F6
+VK_F7 = F7
+VK_F8 = F8
+VK_F9 = F9
+VK_F10 = F10
+
+VK_F11 = F11
+VK_F12 = F12
+VK_F13 = F13
+VK_F14 = F14
+VK_F15 = F15
+VK_F16 = F16
+VK_F17 = F17
+VK_F18 = F18
+VK_F19 = F19
+VK_F20 = F20
+# LOCALIZATION NOTE : BLOCK end do not translate block
+
+# LOCALIZATION NOTE : BLOCK GLYPHS, DO translate this block
+VK_UP = Flecha arriba
+VK_DOWN = Flecha abajo
+VK_LEFT = Flecha izquierda
+VK_RIGHT = Flecha derecha
+VK_PAGE_UP = Av. Pág.
+VK_PAGE_DOWN = Re. Pág.
+# LOCALIZATION NOTE : BLOCK end GLYPHS
+
+# Enter, backspace, and Tab might have both glyphs and text
+# if the keyboards usually have a glyph,
+# if there is a meaningful translation,
+# or if keyboards are localized
+# then translate them or insert the appropriate glyph
+# otherwise you should probably just translate the glyph regions
+
+VK_TAB = Tab
+VK_BACK = Retro
+VK_DELETE = Supr
+# LOCALIZATION NOTE : BLOCK end maybe GLYPHS
+# LOCALIZATION NOTE : BLOCK typing state keys
+VK_HOME = Inicio
+VK_END = Fin
+
+VK_ESCAPE = Esc
+VK_INSERT = Ins
+# LOCALIZATION NOTE : BLOCK end
+