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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: The property keys ending with ".key" are for access keys.
# Localizations may add or delete properties where the property key ends with
# ".key" as appropriate for the localization. The code that uses this data can
# deal with the absence of an access key for an item.
#
# For gbk, gbk.bis and gbk.bis.key are used to trigger string changes in
# localizations.
#
# In the en-US version of this file, access keys are given to the following:
# * UTF-8
# * All encodings that are the fallback encoding for some locale in Firefox
# * All encodings that are the fallback encoding for some locale in IE
# * All Japanese encodings
#
# For the items whose property key does not end in ".key" and whose value
# includes "(" U+0028 LEFT PARENTHESIS, the "(" character is significant for
# processing by CharsetMenu.jsm. If your localization does not use ASCII
# parentheses where en-US does in this file, please file a bug to make
# CharsetMenu.jsm also recognize the delimiter your localization uses.
# (When this code was developed, all localizations appeared to use
# U+0028 LEFT PARENTHESIS for this purpose.)
# Auto-Detect (sub)menu
charsetMenuCharsets = Bonegadur an arouezennoù
charsetMenuAutodet = Emzinoiñ
# 'A' is reserved for Arabic:
charsetMenuAutodet.key = z
charsetMenuAutodet.off = (diweredekaet)
charsetMenuAutodet.off.key = d
charsetMenuAutodet.ru = Rusianeg
charsetMenuAutodet.ru.key = R
charsetMenuAutodet.uk = Ukraineg
charsetMenuAutodet.uk.key = U
# Globally-relevant
UTF-8.key = U
UTF-8 = Unicode
windows-1252.key = K
windows-1252 = Kornôg
# Arabic
windows-1256.key = A
windows-1256 = Arabeg (Windows)
ISO-8859-6 = Arabeg (ISO)
# Baltic
windows-1257.key = B
windows-1257 = Balteg (Windows)
ISO-8859-4 = Balteg (ISO)
# Central European
windows-1250.key = E
windows-1250 = Kreiz Europa (Windows)
ISO-8859-2.key = r
ISO-8859-2 = Kreiz Europa (ISO)
# Chinese, Simplified
gbk.bis.key = S
gbk.bis = Sinaeg eeunaet
# Chinese, Traditional
Big5.key = h
Big5 = Sinaeg hengounel
# Cyrillic
windows-1251.key = K
windows-1251 = Kirillek (Windows)
ISO-8859-5 = Kirillek (ISO)
KOI8-R = Kirillek (KOI8-R)
KOI8-U = Kirillek (KOI8-U)
IBM866 = Kirillek (DOS)
# UI string in anticipation of Cyrillic analog of bug 1543077;
# deliberately not in use yet
# LOCALIZATION NOTE (Cyrillic.key): If taken into use, this string will appear
# instead of the string for windows-1251.key, so the use of the same
# accelerator is deliberate.
Cyrillic.key = K
# LOCALIZATION NOTE (Cyrillic): If taken into use, this string will appear
# as a single item instead of the five items windows-1251, ISO-8859-5,
# KOI8-R, KOI8-U, and IBM866, so this string does not need to make sense
# together with those strings and should be translated the way those were
# but omitting the part in parentheses.
Cyrillic = Kirillek
# Greek
windows-1253.key = G
windows-1253 = Gresianeg (Windows)
ISO-8859-7.key = O
ISO-8859-7 = Gresianeg (ISO)
# Hebrew
windows-1255.key = H
windows-1255 = Hebraeg
# LOCALIZATION NOTE (ISO-8859-8): The value for this item should begin with
# the same word for Hebrew as the value for windows-1255 so that this item
# sorts right after that one in the collation order for your locale.
ISO-8859-8 = Hebraeg Hewel
# UI string in anticipation of bug 1543077; deliberately not in use yet
# LOCALIZATION NOTE (Japanese.key): If taken into use, this string will appear
# instead of the string for Shift_JIS.key, so the use of the same
# accelerator is deliberate.
Japanese.key = J
# LOCALIZATION NOTE (Japanese): If taken into use, this string will appear
# as a single item in place of the strings for the three items Shift_JIS,
# EUC-JP, and ISO-2022-JP, so this string does not need to make sense together
# with those strings and should be translated the way those were
# but omitting the part in parentheses.
Japanese = Japaneg
# Korean
EUC-KR.key = K
EUC-KR = Koreaneg
# Thai
windows-874.key = i
windows-874 = Thai
# Turkish
windows-1254.key = r
windows-1254 = Turkeg
# Vietnamese
windows-1258.key = V
windows-1258 = Vietnameg
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