This document provides an overview of localization (L10N) at Mozilla. It discusses what localization is, Mozilla's L10N system including use of DTDs and entity references, the rapid release process and localization of rapid releases, the Japanese localization system including testing localization using language packs, and other areas requiring localization beyond the Firefox application itself suc
The I18n Guy web site is about regional and cultural differences, internationalization (i18n), localization (l10n), globalization (g11n), translation and software engineering. Pages are added and updated frequently.
The general message is that text will normally expand, but note carefully how the smaller the source message, the higher the likely translation length. Of course, this is not true for every string or message, but when it is you must have some way of dealing with it. For example, Flickr translates "FAQ" as "FAQ" in German and French, but as "Perguntas freqüentes" in Portuguese, and "Preguntas frecu
The W3C Internationalization (I18n) Activity works with W3C working groups and liaises with other organizations to ensure Web technologies work for everyone, regardless of their language, script, or culture. From this page you can find articles and other resources about Web internationalization, and information about the groups that make up the Activity. Read also about opportunities to participat
Mozilla Internationalization & Localization Guidelines Contact: Frank Tang <ftang@netscape.com> Discussion: netscape.public.mozilla.i18n or mozilla-i18n@mozilla.org Contents Mozilla Languages Enabling/Enhancment Project(s) Introduction Overview of Internationalization & Localization Definitions Justifications Guidelines Internationalization Guidelines International Library Reference Platform Indep
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