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# This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public
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# License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this
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# file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.
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# This string is used to name the folder that users will save backups to.
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# "Restore" is an action and intended for prompting users to select this folder
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# when following backup restoration steps. Please only include characters that
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# can be used for folders. Invalid characters will be automatically stripped out
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# or replaced with underscores.
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backup-folder-name = Restore { -brand-product-name }
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# This string is used for the generated file that will be stored within the
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# backup-folder-name folder. It will have the profile name and an encoding of
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# the backup date appended to it, followed by `.html`. Please only include
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# characters that can be used for filenames. Invalid characters will be
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# automatically stripped out or replaced with underscores.
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#
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# This is an example of what the final filename might look like after the
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# profile name and backup date are appended to it:
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#
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# IceCatBackup_default_20240606-1830.html
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backup-file-name = { -brand-product-name }Backup
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settings-data-backup-header = Backup
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settings-data-backup-toggle = Manage backup
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settings-data-backup-scheduled-backups-on = Backup: ON
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settings-data-backup-scheduled-backups-off = Backup: OFF
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settings-data-backup-scheduled-backups-description = Automatically protect your bookmarks, history, and other data. <a data-l10n-name="support-link">Learn more</a>
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settings-data-backup-last-backup-date = Last backup: { DATETIME($date, timeStyle: "short") }, { DATETIME($date, dateStyle: "short") }
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# "Location" refers to the folder where backups are being written to.
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settings-data-backup-last-backup-location = Location
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settings-data-backup-last-backup-location-show-in-folder = Show in folder
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settings-data-backup-last-backup-location-edit = Edit…
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# Variables:
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# $fileName (String) - The file name of the last backup that was created.
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settings-data-backup-last-backup-filename = Filename: { $fileName }
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settings-data-backup-restore-header = Restore your data
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## These strings are shown under the header if scheduled backups are disabled.
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settings-data-backup-scheduled-backups-off-restore-description = Use a { -brand-product-name } backup from another device to restore your data.
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settings-data-backup-scheduled-backups-off-restore-choose = Choose backup file…
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## These strings are shown under the header if scheduled backups are enabled.
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settings-data-backup-scheduled-backups-on-restore-description = Recover your { -brand-product-name } data back from the last time it was backed up.
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settings-data-backup-scheduled-backups-on-restore-choose = Restore…
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settings-data-toggle-encryption-label = Back up your sensitive data
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settings-data-toggle-encryption-description = Back up your passwords, payment methods, and cookies with encryption.
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settings-data-toggle-encryption-support-link = Learn more
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settings-data-change-password = Change password…
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## These strings are displayed in a modal when users want to turn on scheduled backups.
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turn-on-scheduled-backups-header = Turn on backup
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turn-on-scheduled-backups-description = { -brand-short-name } will create a snapshot of your data every 60 minutes. You can restore it if there’s a problem or you get a new device.
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turn-on-scheduled-backups-support-link = What will be backed up?
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# "Location" refers to the save location or a folder where users want backups stored.
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turn-on-scheduled-backups-location-label = Location
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# Variables:
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# $recommendedFolder (String) - Name of the recommended folder for saving backups
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turn-on-scheduled-backups-location-default-folder =
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.value = { $recommendedFolder } (recommended)
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turn-on-scheduled-backups-location-choose-button =
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{ PLATFORM() ->
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[macos] Choose…
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*[other] Browse…
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}
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turn-on-scheduled-backups-encryption-label = Back up your sensitive data
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turn-on-scheduled-backups-encryption-description = Back up your passwords, payment methods, and cookies with encryption.
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turn-on-scheduled-backups-encryption-create-password-label = Password
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# Users will be prompted to re-type a password, to ensure that the password is entered correctly.
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turn-on-scheduled-backups-encryption-repeat-password-label = Repeat password
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turn-on-scheduled-backups-cancel-button = Cancel
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turn-on-scheduled-backups-confirm-button = Turn on backup
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# Tell the user there was an error accessing the user's selected backup
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# folder. The folder may be invalid or inaccessible.
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turn-on-scheduled-backups-error-file-system = There was a problem with your selected backup folder. Choose a different folder and try again.
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## These strings are displayed in a modal when users want to turn off scheduled backups.
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turn-off-scheduled-backups-header = Turn off backup?
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turn-off-scheduled-backups-description = This also deletes all of your backup data. It can’t be undone.
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turn-off-scheduled-backups-support-link = Learn more
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turn-off-scheduled-backups-cancel-button = Cancel
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turn-off-scheduled-backups-confirm-button = Turn off and delete backup
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## These strings are displayed in a modal when users want restore from a backup.
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restore-from-backup-header = Restore your data
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# Variables:
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# $date (string) - Date to be formatted based on locale
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restore-from-backup-description-with-metadata = { -brand-short-name } will replace all your current data with your backup from { DATETIME($date, timeStyle: "short") }, { DATETIME($date, dateStyle: "short") }.
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restore-from-backup-support-link = What will be restored?
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restore-from-backup-filepicker-label = Backup file
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restore-from-backup-filepicker-title = Choose Backup File:
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restore-from-backup-file-choose-button =
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{ PLATFORM() ->
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[macos] Choose…
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*[other] Browse…
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}
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restore-from-backup-password-label = Password
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restore-from-backup-password-description = This unlocks your encrypted backup.
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restore-from-backup-cancel-button = Cancel
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restore-from-backup-confirm-button = Restore and restart
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restore-from-backup-restoring-button = Restoring…
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## These strings are displayed in a small error message bar in the settings
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## menu if there was an error when trying to restore a backed up profile
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# User is not authorized to restore a particular backup file, usually because
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# the backup file is encrypted and the user provided a recovery password that
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# was different than the password the user configured for their backup file
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restore-from-backup-error-incorrect-password =
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.heading = Unauthorized
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.message = The password you entered was incorrect. Please try again.
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# The backup file (or specific data files within the backup file) could not be
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# loaded and parsed correctly, most likely due to data corruption of the
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# backup file itself
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restore-from-backup-error-corrupt-file =
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.heading = This file isn’t working
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.message = There was a problem with your backup file. Choose a different file and try again.
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# The backup file cannot be restored. The currently running application may
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# be too old and may not support features in the backed up profile.
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# Alternatively, the backup file may be too old and some of the feature in
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# the backed up profile may no longer be supported.
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restore-from-backup-error-unsupported-version =
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.heading = This file isn’t working
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.message = The file you chose isn’t compatible with this version of { -brand-short-name }. Choose a different file and try again.
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# The backup file cannot be restored. The currently running application is not
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# the same application that created the backup file (e.g. IceCat cannot
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# restore a Thunderbird profile backup).
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restore-from-backup-error-unsupported-application =
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.heading = This file isn’t working
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.message = The file you chose was not created by { -brand-short-name }. Choose a different file and try again.
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# Recovery from backup did not succeed. Potential causes could be file system
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# errors, internal code errors, decryption errors, etc.
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restore-from-backup-error-recovery-failed =
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.heading = { -brand-short-name } couldn’t restore
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.message = Restart { -brand-short-name } and try restoring your backup again.
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# There was some error in the backup service but we don't have a more specific
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# idea of what went wrong
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restore-from-backup-error-went-wrong =
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.heading = Something went wrong
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.message = There was a problem restoring { -brand-short-name }. Please try again or restart { -brand-short-name }.
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## These strings are displayed in a modal when users want to enable encryption or change the password for an existing backup.
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enable-backup-encryption-header = Back up your sensitive data
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enable-backup-encryption-description = Back up your passwords, payment methods, and cookies, plus keep all your data safe with encryption.
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enable-backup-encryption-support-link = Learn more
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enable-backup-encryption-create-password-label = Password
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# Users will be prompted to re-type a password, to ensure that the password is entered correctly.
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enable-backup-encryption-repeat-password-label = Repeat password
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enable-backup-encryption-cancel-button = Cancel
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enable-backup-encryption-confirm-button = Save
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change-backup-encryption-header = Change backup password
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## These strings are displayed in a tooltip showing what requirements are met while creating a password.
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password-rules-header = Password requirements
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password-rules-length-description = At least 8 characters
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password-rules-email-description = Not your email address
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password-rules-common-description = Not a commonly used password
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password-rules-disclaimer = Stay safe — don’t reuse passwords. See more tips to <a data-l10n-name="password-support-link">create strong passwords</a>.
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## These strings are only used for assistive technologies, like screen readers, in the password requirements tooltip.
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password-rules-a11y-success =
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.alt = Success
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password-rules-a11y-warning =
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.alt = Warning
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## These strings are displayed in a modal when users want to disable encryption for an existing backup.
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disable-backup-encryption-header = Remove password protection
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disable-backup-encryption-description = Your saved passwords, payment methods, and cookies will no longer be backed up.
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disable-backup-encryption-support-link = What will be backed up?
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disable-backup-encryption-cancel-button = Cancel
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disable-backup-encryption-confirm-button = Remove password
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## These strings are used to tell users when errors occur when using
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## the backup system
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backup-error-password-requirements = Your password doesn’t meet the requirements. Please try another password.
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# This error message will be shown to the user when something went wrong with
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# the backup system but we do not have any more specific idea of what went
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# wrong. This message invites the user to try an action again because there
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# is a chance that the action will succeed if retried.
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backup-error-retry = Something went wrong. Please try again.
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## These strings are inserted into the generated single-file backup archive.
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## The single-file backup archive is a specially-crafted, static HTML file
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## that is placed within a user specified directory (the Documents folder by
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## default) within a folder labelled with the "backup-folder-name" string.
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backup-file-header = { -brand-short-name } is ready to be restored
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backup-file-title = Restore { -brand-short-name }
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backup-file-intro = Get back to browsing and recover all your bookmarks, history, and other data. <a data-l10n-name="backup-file-support-link">Learn more</a>
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# Variables:
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# $date (string) - Date to be formatted based on locale
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backup-file-last-backed-up = <strong>Last backed up:</strong> { DATETIME($date, timeStyle: "short") }, { DATETIME($date, dateStyle: "short") }
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backup-file-encryption-state-encrypted = Encrypted
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backup-file-encryption-state-not-encrypted = Not encrypted
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# Variables:
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# $machineName (String) - Name of the machine that the backup was created on.
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backup-file-creation-device = Created on { $machineName }
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backup-file-how-to-restore-header = How to restore your data:
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backup-file-moz-browser-restore-step-1 = Go to Settings > Backup
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backup-file-moz-browser-restore-step-2 = Under “Restore”, click “Choose backup file”
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backup-file-moz-browser-restore-step-3 = Restart { -brand-short-name } when asked
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backup-file-other-browser-restore-step-1 = Download and install { -brand-short-name }:
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backup-file-download-moz-browser-button = Download { -brand-short-name }
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backup-file-other-browser-restore-step-2 = Open { -brand-short-name } and restore your backup
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##
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