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/.
+# accountCreation.properties
+
+# LOCALIZATION NOTE(cleartext_warning): %1$S will be the hostname of the server the user was trying to connect to.
+# LOCALIZATION NOTE(selfsigned_warning): %1$S will be the hostname of the server the user was trying to connect to.
+
+# LOCALIZATION NOTE(default_server_tag): Used to indicate the default smtp server in the server dropdown list.
+# LOCALIZATION NOTE(port_auto): It must be short (4-5 characters max.).
+# Content of server port field (usually a number), used when the user didn't
+# enter anything yet and we'll automatically detect it later.
+
+# config titles
+# LOCALIZATION NOTE(looking_up_settings_disk): Referring to Thunderbird installation folder on user's harddisk. %1$S will be the brandShortName.
+# LOCALIZATION NOTE(looking_up_settings_db): Do not translate or replace Mozilla. It stands for the public project mozilla.org, not Mozilla Corporation. The database is a generic, public domain facility usable by any client.
+# LOCALIZATION NOTE(looking_up_settings_guess): We are checking common server names like pop., pop3., smtp., mail., without knowing whether they exist or really serve this email account. If a server responds, we try to talk to it via POP/IMAP/SMTP protocols and query its capabilities. If that succeeds, we assume we found a configuration. Of course, it may still be wrong, but it often works.
+# LOCALIZATION NOTE(found_settings_disk): Referring to Thunderbird installation folder on user's harddisk. %1$S will be the brandShortName.
+# LOCALIZATION NOTE(found_settings_db): Do not translate or replace Mozilla. It stands for the public project mozilla.org, not Mozilla Corporation. The database is a generic, public domain facility usable by any client.
+# LOCALIZATION NOTE(found_settings_guess): We tried common mail server names and we found a mail server and talked to it and it responded properly, so we think we found a suitable configuration, but we are only about 80% certain that it is the correct setting for this email address. There's a chance that email address may not actually be served by this server and it won't work, or that there is a better server.
+# LOCALIZATION NOTE(failed_to_find_settings): %1$S will be the brandShortName.
+# LOCALIZATION NOTE(guessed_settings_offline) User is offline, so we just took a wild guess and the user will have to enter the right settings.
+
+# config subtitles
+
+
+
+#config result display
+# LOCALIZATION NOTE(resultUnknown): Displayed instead of resultIncoming,
+# resultOutgoing or resultUsername when we don't have a proper value.
+# LOCALIZATION NOTE(resultIncoming):
+# %1$S will be replaced with either resultIMAP, resultPOP3 or resultSMTP.
+# %2$S will be replaced with the server hostname
+#   with possibly a port appended as ":"+port.
+#   The domain part may be made bold.
+# %3$S will be replaced with either resultNoEncryption or resultSSL or
+#    resultSTARTTLS.
+# %4$S will be replaced with either resultSSLCertWeak or resultSSLCertOK
+#    (which should normally be empty)
+# You may adjust the strings to be a real sentence.
+# LOCALIZATION NOTE(resultOutgoing): see resultIncoming
+# LOCALIZATION NOTE(resultNoEncryption): Neither SSL/TLS nor STARTTLS. Transmission of emails in cleartext over the Internet.
+# LOCALIZATION NOTE(resultSSLCertWeak): \u0020 is just a space
+resultSSLCertOK=
+