Translations can now be made using Weblate. We may still accept PRs for the internal translation files, but we won't provide support for this. See the state of the translated languages:
- New languages require some minor changes in the code which we have to apply manually. If you want to translate CryptPad into a new language, please send us an email at [email protected]
- Please note that members of the current development team are only fluent in English and French, so additional languages will require ongoing contributions in order to stay up to date.
- If a language becomes too outdated, we will consider dropping it from the available language until it is fixed.
- Please refrain from asking for a new language if you are not able to provide a sufficiently translated version and maintain it or to find other users that can do so.
- We need reviewers for all the languages except English and French. Their job will be to approve/reject/discuss the translations made by other contributors to this language, using the Weblate UI.
- If you want to become a reviewer for a language, please write us an email at [email protected]
- Please tell us if you want to stop being a reviewer (even momentarily) so that we can find a replacement as soon as posible
- All translations can be done using the Weblate UI. For better help about how to use the tool, please check the Weblate documentation.
- Our Weblate instance is configured to always require approval for changes.
- Existing translations that have already been approved can't be changed directly. Users can only make suggestions, and the reviewers will have to approve the changes if they agree.
- Untranslated strings can be changed by any user and the translation can be edited by others as long as it has not been approved by a reviewer.