There’s something magic about compare-locales 3.0. It comes with Python 3 support. It took me quite a while to get to it, but the writing is on the wall that I had to add support for Python 3. That’s just … Continue reading
We’ve run into a problem with localized Firefox Nightlies in some languages today. We’d like to apologize for that, and also help you getting unstuck. The Nightly builds of Firefox from February 28 in some localizations listed below start with … Continue reading
Yesterday we changed the way that you create localized builds on mozilla-central. This works for developers doing regular builds, as well as developers or localizers without a compile environment. Sadly, users of artifact builds are not supported. For language packs, … Continue reading
Gaul is entirely occupied by the Romans. Well, not entirely… One small village of indomitable Gauls still holds out against the invaders. While most of mozilla gathered in San Francisco, a small group of ten hands gathered in a small … Continue reading
Stas and I met in Riga with the Baltic and Polish l10n communities to do a hackathon. We gathered Latvian, Lithuanian, and Polish. Sadly, nobody from the Estonian community could attend due to conflicting schedules, but Merike Sell joined us … Continue reading
Firefox 38 is now string frozen. On March 30th, we’ll migrate 38 to beta, which gives you a week and a half to get the translation work into a great state. This is one of our two big releases this … Continue reading
If you haven’t noticed already, we think our localizers are pretty awesome. We’re proud to announce that, on top of all the teams that follow the rapid release process, today’s update to Firefox desktop 22 (and Firefox 23 Beta) contains … Continue reading
Today we’ve launched a new homepage on l10n.mozilla.org, and a new sandstone theme. The l10n site now integrates better with the rest of the mozilla websites, and the homepage is more engaging. Special thanks go to Matjaz Horvat, it’s his … Continue reading