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Translating

Thorium Reader user Interface localisation are provided and maintained thanks to volunteers and contributing organisations. All locales are stored in the sources resources locales folder. To add a translation, you can start from the English “en.json”, rename it as and change the values after the colon punctuation (:). If you are comfortable with github you can open a pull request to submit the file. Otherwise you can just send us the localised file by email and we’ll proceed to the addition.

Localisation context table

key english context screenshot accessibility.bookMenu Menu In the Bookshelfs, each book has a three dots button to access book menu, activating it will display a list of menu items accessibility.closeDialog Close Accessible name (aria-label) of the close button (with a X pictogram) used in several places and contexts, to close the panels (settings, annotations, navigation, Add OPDS, etc), accessibility.importFile Import publication Available from the Home and Library views, this button opens a system file explorer window to select a file to import accessibility.

Localisation glossary

OS operative system (in Thorium desktop context, it will be Windows, MACOS or Linux) OS file manager window a OS managed windows that allow access to navigate, select or write files in the OS file system. In desktop context, those are usually: * File Explorer for Windows * Finder for MAC OSX * Linux systems offers a larger variety like Gnome File, Nautilus, Nemo, Thunar, Dolphin, XFE, Konqueror, Krusader, etc.

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Contribute to this documentation

Thorium and its documentation are developed thanks to the user community. We need help to translate this documentation. To do so, you can contact us. If you are comfortable enough with GitHub and the Markdown format you can propose a new translation via a Pull Request. To do this: clone the repository and create a branch with the name of the language you want to add, make a copy of the content.