With special thanks to Antonio from the Mozilla Portuguese Translation Project, there is now a Portuguese translation of the Bloglines Toolkit. Antonio tells me that he has tested this version in Mozilla and Firefox, under both Windows and Linux, and that it looks good.
This translation shares the same program code as the English version, and thus will have the same feature set at each version level. This includes the recently-added ability to auto-update the Toolkit when new versions are released. Please keep in mind, however, that this version will likely be slightly behind the English version simply because it also needs to be translated and tested by someone other than myself. Enjoy!
If there are any other folks out there who would like to translate the toolkit into another language, please let me know. I’ll be happy to send you the files that need translating and repackage everything for you, as well as host the updated package.
Update: The Bloglines Toolkit is now available in a single package that contains all available translations! This means that there is no more need for a language-specific version!
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2 responses to “Bloglines Toolkit in Portuguese”
Sorry, Ari, but I don’t think that will happen soon.
It has been suggested before, but I don’t know how to do it (and I don’t have the time right now to figure it out). If you know the code, feel free to send it to me, and I’ll be happy to integrate it as soon as I can.
Hey, I really like Bloglines Toolkit. I have one suggestion, though – if I middle-click on the Bloglines statusbar logo, it should open my My Blogs page in a new tab/window (depending on my tabbed browsing preferences), like the Gmail Notifier does. Thanks!