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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/.
### UI strings for the simplified onboarding modal / about:welcome
### Various strings use a non-breaking space to avoid a single dangling /
### widowed word, so test on various window sizes if you also want this.
## These button action text can be split onto multiple lines, so use explicit
## newlines in translations to control where the line break appears (e.g., to
## avoid breaking quoted text).
## Welcome modal dialog strings
### UI strings for the simplified onboarding / multistage about:welcome
### Various strings use a non-breaking space to avoid a single dangling /
### widowed word, so test on various window sizes if you also want this.
### UI strings for the MR1 onboarding / multistage about:welcome
### Various strings use a non-breaking space to avoid a single dangling /
### widowed word, so test on various window sizes if you also want this.
## Welcome page strings
onboarding-welcome-header = A jaɓɓaama e { -brand-short-name }
onboarding-start-browsing-button-label = Fuɗɗo wanngaade
## Welcome full page string
## Firefox Sync modal dialog strings.
## This is part of the line "Enter your email to continue to Firefox Sync"
## These are individual benefit messages shown with an image, title and
## description.
## These strings belong to the individual onboarding messages.
## Each message has a title and a description of what the browser feature is.
## Each message also has an associated button for the user to try the feature.
## The string for the button is found above, in the UI strings section
## Message strings belonging to the Return to AMO flow
## Custom Return To AMO onboarding strings
## Multistage 3-screen onboarding flow strings (about:welcome pages)
## Variables: $addon-name (String) - Name of the add-on to be installed
## Multistage onboarding strings (about:welcome pages)
# Aria-label to make the "steps" of multistage onboarding visible to screen readers.
# Variables:
# $current (Int) - Number of the current page
# $total (Int) - Total number of pages
## Title and primary button strings differ between platforms as they
## match the OS' application context menu item action where Windows uses "pin"
## and "taskbar" while macOS "keep" and "Dock" (proper noun).
## Multistage MR1 onboarding strings (about:welcome pages)
## Title, subtitle and primary button string used on set default onboarding screen
## when Firefox is not default browser
## Multistage MR1 onboarding strings (about:welcome pages)
## Please make sure to split the content of the title attribute into lines whose
## width corresponds to about 40 Latin characters, to ensure that the tooltip
## doesn't become too long. Line breaks will be preserved when displaying the
## tooltip.
## Please make sure to split the content of the title attribute into lines whose
## width corresponds to about 40 Latin characters, to ensure that the tooltip
## doesn't become too long. Line breaks will be preserved when displaying the
## tooltip.
## Multistage MR1 onboarding strings (MR1 about:welcome pages)
## Strings for Thank You page
## Multistage live language reloading onboarding strings (about:welcome pages)
##
## The following language names are generated by the browser's Intl.DisplayNames API.
##
## Variables:
## $negotiatedLanguage (String) - The name of the langpack's language, e.g. "Español (ES)"
## Multistage live language reloading onboarding strings (about:welcome pages)
##
## The following language names are generated by the browser's Intl.DisplayNames API.
##
## Variables:
## $negotiatedLanguage (String) - The name of the langpack's language, e.g. "Español (ES)"
## $systemLanguage (String) - The name of the system language, e.g "Español (ES)"
## $appLanguage (String) - The name of the language shipping in the browser build, e.g. "English (EN)"
## Firefox 100 Thank You screens
## MR2022 New User Easy Setup screen strings
## MR2022 New User Pin Firefox screen strings
## MR2022 Existing User Pin Firefox Screen Strings
## MR2022 New User Set Default screen strings
## MR2022 Get Started screen strings.
## These strings will be used on the welcome page
## when Firefox is already set to default and pinned.
## MR2022 Import Settings screen strings
## If your language uses grammatical genders, in the description for the
## colorway feel free to switch from "You are a X. You…" (e.g. "You are a
## Playmaker. You create…") to "X: you…" ("Playmaker: You create…"). This might
## help creating a more inclusive translation.
## MR2022 Multistage Mobile Download screen strings
## MR2022 Upgrade Dialog screens
## Pin private window screen shown only for users who don't have Firefox private pinned
## MR2022 Privacy Segmentation screen strings
## MR2022 Multistage Gratitude screen strings
## Onboarding spotlight for infrequent users
## MR2022 Illustration alt tags
## Descriptive tags for illustrations used by screen readers and other assistive tech
## Device migration onboarding
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