Re: [Firefox] New onboarding screen, and "Personal Data Promise"

Testing instructions to see all possible cards and introductions.
Given that you need to restart your browser multiple times, it's a
good idea to create a new profile just for testing, if you're using
Nightly as your daily browser.

Open about:config, search for the key trailhead.firstrun.branches, it
should be set to join-privacy by default.

You can try the following values to see other cards, but you need to
restart every time and reopen about:welcome

- sync-supercharge
- cards-payoff
- cards-multidevice
- control

Francesco

Il giorno mer 8 mag 2019 alle ore 07:22 Francesco Lodolo
<[email protected]> ha scritto:
>
> Hi,
>
> Very quick message: we exposed several strings for Firefox yesterday.
> Some of those are in the onboarding.ftl file.
>
> Right after we exposed the strings, we received a message that
> "Personal Data Promise" can be translated as usual. We think that's an
> important progress for localization – something we actually pushed for
> – and worth communicating, even if it creates a bit of churn.
>
> The comment is going to be fixed today. I'll be going through existing
> translations after that happens, and mark them as unapproved in
> Pontoon if they contain "Personal Data Promise" in English. If you
> think that keeping it in English is the right choice, just reapprove
> them, and I won't make further changes.
>
> I'll follow up in the next days with full instructions on how to fully
> test these strings. For now, you need Nightly and to open
> about:welcome to get an idea of how they're used, but there are still
> a few bugs to fix (terms showing up untranslated, a button with the
> wrong data-l10n-id).
>
> Francesco
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