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# License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this
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http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.
migration-wizard-selection-header = Import Browser Data
migration-wizard-selection-list = Select the data you’d like to import.
# Shown in the new migration wizard's dropdown selector for choosing the browser
# to import from. This variant is shown when the selected browser doesn't support
# user profiles, and so we only show the browser name.
#
# Variables:
# $sourceBrowser (String): the name of the browser to import from.
migration-wizard-selection-option-without-profile = { $sourceBrowser }
# Shown in the new migration wizard's dropdown selector for choosing the browser
# and user profile to import from. This variant is shown when the selected browser
# supports user profiles.
#
# Variables:
# $sourceBrowser (String): the name of the browser to import from.
# $profileName (String): the name of the user profile to import from.
migration-wizard-selection-option-with-profile = { $sourceBrowser } — { $profileName }
# Each migrator is expected to include a display name string, and that display
# name string should have a key with "migration-wizard-migrator-display-name-"
# as a prefix followed by the unique identification key for the migrator.
migration-wizard-migrator-display-name-brave = Brave
migration-wizard-migrator-display-name-canary = Chrome Canary
migration-wizard-migrator-display-name-chrome = Chrome
migration-wizard-migrator-display-name-chrome-beta = Chrome Beta
migration-wizard-migrator-display-name-chrome-dev = Chrome Dev
migration-wizard-migrator-display-name-chromium = Chromium
migration-wizard-migrator-display-name-chromium-360se = 360 Secure Browser
migration-wizard-migrator-display-name-chromium-edge = Microsoft Edge
migration-wizard-migrator-display-name-chromium-edge-beta = Microsoft Edge Beta
migration-wizard-migrator-display-name-edge-legacy = Microsoft Edge Legacy
migration-wizard-migrator-display-name-firefox = Firefox
migration-wizard-migrator-display-name-file-password-csv = Passwords from CSV file
migration-wizard-migrator-display-name-file-bookmarks = Bookmarks from HTML file
migration-wizard-migrator-display-name-ie = Microsoft Internet Explorer
migration-wizard-migrator-display-name-opera = Opera
migration-wizard-migrator-display-name-opera-gx = Opera GX
migration-wizard-migrator-display-name-safari = Safari
migration-wizard-migrator-display-name-vivaldi = Vivaldi
migration-source-name-ie = Internet Explorer
migration-source-name-edge = Microsoft Edge
migration-source-name-chrome = Google Chrome
migration-imported-safari-reading-list = Reading List (From Safari)
migration-imported-edge-reading-list = Reading List (From Edge)
## These strings are shown if the selected browser data directory is unreadable.
## In practice, this tends to only occur on Linux when Firefox
## is installed as a Snap.
migration-no-permissions-message = { -brand-short-name } does not have access to other brow
sers’ profiles installed on this device.
migration-no-permissions-instructions = To continue importing data from another browser, grant { -brand-short-name } access to its profile folder.
migration-no-permissions-instructions-step1 = Select “Continue”
# The second step in getting permissions to read data for the selected
# browser type.
#
# Variables:
# $permissionsPath (String): the file system path that the user will need to grant read permission to.
migration-no-permissions-instructions-step2 = In the file picker, navigate to <code>{ $permissionsPath }</code> and choose “Select”
## These strings will be displayed based on how many resources are selected to import
migration-all-available-data-label = Import all available data
migration-no-selected-data-label = No data selected for import
migration-selected-data-label = Import selected data
##
migration-select-all-option-label = Select all
migration-bookmarks-option-label = Bookmarks
# Favorites is used for Bookmarks when importing from Internet Explorer or
# Edge, as this is the terminology for bookmarks on those browsers.
migration-favorites-option-label = Favorites
migration-passwords-option-label = Saved passwords
migration-history-option-label = Browsing history
migration-extensions-option-label = Extensions
migration-form-autofill-option-label = Form autofill data
migration-payment-methods-option-label = Payment methods
migration-cookies-option-label = Cookies
migration-session-option-label = Windows and tabs
migration-otherdata-option-label = Other data
migration-passwords-from-file-progress-header = Import Passwords File
migration-passwords-from-file-success-header = Passwords Imported Successfully
migration-passwords-from-file = Checking file for passwords
migration-passwords-new = New passwords
migration-passwords-updated = Existing passwords
migration-passwords-from-file-no-valid-data = The file doesn’t include any valid password data. Pick another file.
migration-passwords-from-file-picker-title = Import Passwords File
# A description for the .csv file format that may be shown as the file type
# filter by the operating system.
migration-passwords-from-file-csv-filter-title =
{ PLATFORM() ->
[macos] CSV Document
*[other] CSV File
}
# A description for the .tsv file format that may be shown as the file type
# filter by the operating system. TSV is short for 'tab separated values'.
migration-passwords-from-file-tsv-filter-title =
{ PLATFORM() ->
[macos] TSV Document
*[other] TSV File
}
# Shown in the migration wizard after importing passwords from a file
# has completed, if new passwords were added.
#
# Variables:
# $newEntries (Number): the number of new successfully imported passwords
migration-wizard-progress-success-new-passwords =
{ $newEntries ->
[one] { $newEntries } added
*[other] { $newEntries } added
}
# Shown in the migration wizard after importing passwords from a file
# has completed, if existing passwords were updated.
#
# Variables:
# $updatedEntries (Number): the number of updated passwords
migration-wizard-progress-success-updated-passwords =
{ $updatedEntries ->
[one] { $updatedEntries } updated
*[other] { $updatedEntries } updated
}
migration-bookmarks-from-file-picker-title = Import Bookmarks File
migration-bookmarks-from-file-progress-header = Importing Bookmarks
migration-bookmarks-from-file = Bookmarks
migration-bookmarks-from-file-success-header = Bookmarks Imported Successfully
migration-bookmarks-from-file-no-valid-data = The file doesn’t include any bookmark data. Pick another file.
# A description for the .html file format that may be shown as the file type
# filter by the operating system.
migration-bookmarks-from-file-html-filter-title =
{ PLATFORM() ->
[macos] HTML Document
*[other] HTML File
}
# A description for the .json file format that may be shown as the file type
# filter by the operating system.
migration-bookmarks-from-file-json-filter-title = JSON File
# Shown in the migration wizard after importing bookmarks from a file
# has completed.
#
# Variables:
# $newEntries (Number): the number of imported bookmarks.
migration-wizard-progress-success-new-bookmarks =
{ $newEntries ->
[one] { $newEntries } bookmark
*[other] { $newEntries } bookmarks
}
migration-import-button-label = Import
migration-choose-to-import-from-file-button-label = Import From File
migration-import-from-file-button-label = Select File
migration-cancel-button-label = Cancel
migration-done-button-label = Done
migration-continue-button-label = Continue
migration-wizard-import-browser-no-browsers = { -brand-short-name } couldn’t find any programs that contain bookmark, history or password data.
migration-wizard-import-browser-no-resources = There was an error. { -brand-short-name } can’t find any data to import from that browser profile.
## These strings will be used to create a dynamic list of items that can be
## imported. The list will be created using Intl.ListFormat(), so it will
## follow each locale's rules, and the first item will be capitalized by code.
## When applicable, the resources should be in their plural form.
## For example, a possible list could be "Bookmarks, passwords and autofill data".
migration-list-bookmark-label = bookmarks
# “favorites” refers to bookmarks in Edge and Internet Explorer. Use the same terminology
# if the browser is available in your language.
migration-list-favorites-label = favorites
migration-list-password-label = passwords
migration-list-history-label = history
migration-list-extensions-label = extensions
migration-list-autofill-label = autofill data
migration-list-payment-methods-label = payment methods
##
migration-wizard-progress-header = Importing Data
# This header appears in the final page of the migration wizard only if
# all resources were imported successfully.
migration-wizard-progress-done-header = Data Imported Successfully
# This header appears in the final page of the migration wizard if only
# some of the resources were imported successfully. This is meant to be
# distinct from migration-wizard-progress-done-header, which is only shown
# if all resources were imported successfully.
migration-wizard-progress-done-with-warnings-header = Data Import Complete
migration-wizard-progress-icon-in-progress =
.aria-label = Importing…
migration-wizard-progress-icon-completed =
.aria-label = Completed
migration-safari-password-import-header = Import Passwords from Safari
migration-safari-password-import-steps-header = To import Safari passwords:
migration-safari-password-import-step1 = In Safari, open “Safari” menu and go to Preferences > Passwords
migration-safari-password-import-step2 = Select the <img data-l10n-name="safari-icon-3dots"/> button and choose “Export All Passwords”
migration-safari-password-import-step3 = Save the passwords file
migration-safari-password-import-step4 = Use “Select File” below to choose the passwords file you saved
migration-safari-password-import-skip-button = Skip
migration-safari-password-import-select-button = Select File
# Shown in the migration wizard after importing bookmarks from another
# browser has completed.
#
# Variables:
# $quantity (Number): the number of successfully imported bookmarks
migration-wizard-progress-success-bookmarks =
{ $quantity ->
[one] { $quantity } bookmark
*[other] { $quantity } bookmarks
}
# Shown in the migration wizard after importing bookmarks from either
# Internet Explorer or Edge.
#
# Use the same terminology if the browser is available in your language.
#
# Variables:
# $quantity (Number): the number of successfully imported bookmarks
migration-wizard-progress-success-favorites =
{ $quantity ->
[one] { $quantity } favorite
*[other] { $quantity } favorites
}
## The import process identifies extensions installed in other supported
## browsers and installs the corresponding (matching) extensions compatible
## with Firefox, if available.
# Shown in the migration wizard after importing all matched extensions
# from supported browsers.
#
# Variables:
# $quantity (Number): the number of successfully imported extensions
migration-wizard-progress-success-extensions =
{ $quantity ->
[one] { $quantity } extension
*[other] { $quantity } extensions
}
# Shown in the migration wizard after importing a partial amount of
# matched extensions from supported browsers.
#
# Variables:
# $matched (Number): the number of matched imported extensions
# $quantity (Number): the number of total extensions found during import
migration-wizard-progress-partial-success-extensions = { $matched } of { $quantity } extensions
migration-wizard-progress-extensions-support-link = Learn how { -brand-product-name } matches extensions
# Shown in the migration wizard if there are no matched extensions
# on import from supported browsers.
migration-wizard-progress-no-matched-extensions = No matching extensions
migration-wizard-progress-extensions-addons-link = Browse extensions for { -brand-short-name }
##
# Shown in the migration wizard after importing passwords from another
# browser has completed.
#
# Variables:
# $quantity (Number): the number of successfully imported passwords
migration-wizard-progress-success-passwords =
{ $quantity ->
[one] { $quantity } password
*[other] { $quantity } passwords
}
# Shown in the migration wizard after importing history from another
# browser has completed.
#
# Variables:
# $maxAgeInDays (Number): the maximum number of days of history that might be imported.
migration-wizard-progress-success-history =
{ $maxAgeInDays ->
[one] From the last day
*[other] From the last { $maxAgeInDays } days
}
migration-wizard-progress-success-formdata = Form history
# Shown in the migration wizard after importing payment methods from another
# browser has completed.
#
# Variables:
# $quantity (Number): the number of successfully imported payment methods
migration-wizard-progress-success-payment-methods =
{ $quantity ->
[one] { $quantity } payment method
*[other] { $quantity } payment methods
}
migration-wizard-safari-permissions-sub-header = To import Safari bookmarks and browsing history:
migration-wizard-safari-instructions-continue = Select “Continue”
migration-wizard-safari-instructions-folder = Select Safari folder in the list and choose “Open”
