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Category Archives: Mozilla
Middle-Eastern Translators Needed
The BabelZilla community relies on volunteers to localize Firefox addons into a multitude of languages. (as well as Thunderbird, SeaMonkey, and other Mozilla applications) But, people have lives to live, and there are always new and updated addons in need […]Continue reading «Middle-Eastern Translators Needed»
Posted in Localization, Mozilla
Tagged babelzilla, community, contributors, Localization, translation
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Beta.Babelzilla.org welcomes translators
Hello, fellow babelzillians! The time has come for the new Translation Board, and we’re happy to present you one. Welcome beta.babelzilla.org. It serves the same goal as the old one – to localize Mozilla extensions, but it is prettier, faster […]Continue reading «Beta.Babelzilla.org welcomes translators»
Posted in Extensions around the world, Localization, Mozilla
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Transvision comparison feature makes l10n QA easier
Transvision is now on 1.6 version owing to the great work of Pascal Chevrel. Among various useful and interesting new features and fixes you can browse in the changelog, there is a smart comparison tool that can ease QA work […]Continue reading «Transvision comparison feature makes l10n QA easier»
Posted in Localization, Mozilla
Tagged Localization, Mozilla, translation, transvision
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BabelZilla Code of Conduct
Since we recently had some trouble on our forums with controversial declarations, we at babelzilla-governance found it was necessary to set up a Code of Conduct based on the highest possible moral standards in order to let peace and diversity […]Continue reading «BabelZilla Code of Conduct»
MozCamp EU Berlin & Next step for BabelZilla
Learning and meeting I have been lucky enough to be invited to MozCamp Europe in Berlin last week-end and enjoyed the meeting very much on every aspect: have a better insight of what is cooking in Mozilla headquarters, discover amazing […]Continue reading «MozCamp EU Berlin & Next step for BabelZilla»
Is the death of the address bar programmed ?
Clochix who is the author of the post below is a long-time Mozilla supporter devotee. He recently published his concern about the URL bar (original post in French). We thought it was worth reaching a larger audience within Mozilla community. […]Continue reading «Is the death of the address bar programmed ?»
Posted in Mozilla
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