Turkish came from public ihasmail (#41), which has no strings for what
only this webmail has: delegated and locked accounts, sign-in through
the mail server, the suite's About page, legacy protocol switches, the
data loss prevention notices, and held-for-review sends. Those 88 showed
in English.
They are translated now in the terms the Turkish catalog already uses
(Hesap, Yönetim, Kiracı, posta sunucusu, posta uygulaması), and the 22
Turkish entries no key looks up any more (ihasmail's Stalwart wording,
renamed here) are removed. Turkish: 1611/1699 -> 1699/1699, no stale
keys. These 88 are not a native speaker's; the rest of the catalog is.
Checks: placeholders match their English keys in all 88; typecheck clean; web/src/lib tests pass.
Turkish came from public ihasmail (#41), which has no strings for what
only this webmail has: delegated and locked accounts, sign-in through
the mail server, the suite's About page, legacy protocol switches, the
data loss prevention notices, and held-for-review sends. Those 88 showed
in English.
They are translated now in the terms the Turkish catalog already uses
(Hesap, Yönetim, Kiracı, posta sunucusu, posta uygulaması), and the 22
Turkish entries no key looks up any more (ihasmail's Stalwart wording,
renamed here) are removed. Turkish: 1611/1699 -> 1699/1699, no stale
keys. These 88 are not a native speaker's; the rest of the catalog is.
Checks: placeholders match their English keys in all 88; typecheck clean; web/src/lib tests pass.
Turkish came from public ihasmail (#41), which has no strings for what
only this webmail has: delegated and locked accounts, sign-in through
the mail server, the suite's About page, legacy protocol switches, the
data loss prevention notices, and held-for-review sends. Those 88 showed
in English.
They are translated now in the terms the Turkish catalog already uses
(Hesap, Yönetim, Kiracı, posta sunucusu, posta uygulaması), and the 22
Turkish entries no key looks up any more (ihasmail's Stalwart wording,
renamed here) are removed. Turkish: 1611/1699 -> 1699/1699, no stale
keys. These 88 are not a native speaker's; the rest of the catalog is.
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Turkish came from public ihasmail (#41), which has no strings for what
only this webmail has: delegated and locked accounts, sign-in through
the mail server, the suite's About page, legacy protocol switches, the
data loss prevention notices, and held-for-review sends. Those 88 showed
in English.
They are translated now in the terms the Turkish catalog already uses
(Hesap, Yönetim, Kiracı, posta sunucusu, posta uygulaması), and the 22
Turkish entries no key looks up any more (ihasmail's Stalwart wording,
renamed here) are removed. Turkish: 1611/1699 -> 1699/1699, no stale
keys. These 88 are not a native speaker's; the rest of the catalog is.
Checks: placeholders match their English keys in all 88; typecheck clean; web/src/lib tests pass.