Overview

Project website appops.rikka.app
Project maintainers User avatar rikka
Translation process
  • Translations can be made directly.
  • Translation suggestions can be made.
  • Any authenticated user can contribute.
  • The translation uses monolingual files.
  • The translation base language can not be edited.
Translation license Apache License 2.0
Source code repository [email protected]:RikkaApps/AppOps-Localization.git
Repository branch master
Last remote commit Translated using Weblate (Spanish) 87fe963
User avatar Alexxis30 authored 3 weeks ago
Last commit in Weblate Translated using Weblate (Spanish) 87fe963
User avatar Alexxis30 authored 3 weeks ago
Weblate repository https://weblate.rikka.app/git/app-ops/application/
File mask app/src/main/res/values-*/strings.xml
Monolingual base language file app/src/main/res/values/strings.xml
Translation file Download app/src/main/res/values-fa/strings.xml
Last change Oct. 16, 2024, 4:45 p.m.
Last author majidhon1

String statistics

Strings percent Hosted strings Words percent Hosted words Characters percent Hosted characters
Total 441 2,895 18,385
Approved 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0
Waiting for review 1% 1 3% 94 3% 582
Translated 2% 12 4% 129 5% 924
Needs editing 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0
Read-only 2% 11 1% 35 1% 342
Failing checks 1% 1 3% 94 3% 582
Strings with suggestions 1% 1 1% 2 1% 12
Untranslated strings 97% 429 95% 2,766 94% 17,461
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User avatar majidhon1

Translation reverted

App Ops / Application — Persian

Your device runs Android 10 or higher, the Android system allows eligible apps to write files in standard folders <b>without any permissions</b>.<p>This means that no matter how you modify the permission (whether in this app or in the system), the app can always write files to the standard folder. (Permission is still required for modifying files created by other apps)<p>* Standard folder refers to a series of system-defined folders such as DCIM, Pictures, Download, etc.<br>* Eligible apps are apps that target API 30 or above, or target API 29 and have adapted Scoped Storage.
Your device runs Android 10 or higher, the Android system allows eligible apps to write files in standard folders <b>without any permissions</b>.<p>This means that no matter how you modify the permission (whether in this app or in the system), the app can always write files to the standard folder. (Permission is still required for modifying files created by other apps)<p>* Standard folder refers to a series of system-defined folders such as DCIM, Pictures, Download, etc.<br>* Eligible apps are apps that target API 30 or above, or target API 29 and have adapted Scoped Storage.
2 months ago
User avatar majidhon1

Translation changed

App Ops / Application — Persian

Your device runs Android 10 or higher, the Android system allows eligible apps to write files in standard folders <b>without any permissions</b>.<p>This means that no matter how you modify the permission (whether in this app or in the system), the app can always write files to the standard folder. (Permission is still required for modifying files created by other apps)<p>* Standard folder refers to a series of system-defined folders such as DCIM, Pictures, Download, etc.<br>* Eligible apps are apps that target API 30 or above, or target API 29 and have adapted Scoped Storage.
Your device runs Android 10 or higher, the Android system allows eligible apps to write files in standard folders <b>without any permissions</b>.<p>This means that no matter how you modify the permission (whether in this app or in the system), the app can always write files to the standard folder. (Permission is still required for modifying files created by other apps)<p>* Standard folder refers to a series of system-defined folders such as DCIM, Pictures, Download, etc.<br>* Eligible apps are apps that target API 30 or above, or target API 29 and have adapted Scoped Storage.
2 months ago
User avatar majidhon1

Translation changed

App Ops / Application — Persian

Your device runs Android 10 or higher, the Android system allows eligible apps to write files in standard folders <b>without any permissions</b>.<p>This means that no matter how you modify the permission (whether in this app or in the system), the app can always write files to the standard folder. (Permission is still required for modifying files created by other apps)<p>* Standard folder refers to a series of system-defined folders such as DCIM, Pictures, Download, etc.<br>* Eligible apps are apps that target API 30 or above, or target API 29 and have adapted Scoped Storage.
Your device runs Android 10 or higher, the Android system allows eligible apps to write files in standard folders <b>without any permissions</b>.<p>This means that no matter how you modify the permission (whether in this app or in the system), the app can always write files to the standard folder. (Permission is still required for modifying files created by other apps)<p>* Standard folder refers to a series of system-defined folders such as DCIM, Pictures, Download, etc.<br>* Eligible apps are apps that target API 30 or above, or target API 29 and have adapted Scoped Storage.
2 months ago
User avatar majidhon1

Marked for edit

App Ops / Application — Persian

Your device runs Android 10 or higher, the Android system allows eligible apps to write files in standard folders <b>without any permissions</b>.<p>This means that no matter how you modify the permission (whether in this app or in the system), the app can always write files to the standard folder. (Permission is still required for modifying files created by other apps)<p>* Standard folder refers to a series of system-defined folders such as DCIM, Pictures, Download, etc.<br>* Eligible apps are apps that target API 30 or above, or target API 29 and have adapted Scoped Storage.
Your device runs Android 10 or higher, the Android system allows eligible apps to write files in standard folders <b>without any permissions</b>.<p>This means that no matter how you modify the permission (whether in this app or in the system), the app can always write files to the standard folder. (Permission is still required for modifying files created by other apps)<p>* Standard folder refers to a series of system-defined folders such as DCIM, Pictures, Download, etc.<br>* Eligible apps are apps that target API 30 or above, or target API 29 and have adapted Scoped Storage.
2 months ago
User avatar majidhon1

New translation

App Ops / Application — Persian

Your device runs Android 10 or higher, the Android system allows eligible apps to write files in standard folders <b>without any permissions</b>.<p>This means that no matter how you modify the permission (whether in this app or in the system), the app can always write files to the standard folder. (Permission is still required for modifying files created by other apps)<p>* Standard folder refers to a series of system-defined folders such as DCIM, Pictures, Download, etc.<br>* Eligible apps are apps that target API 30 or above, or target API 29 and have adapted Scoped Storage.
Your device runs Android 10 or higher, the Android system allows eligible apps to write files in standard folders <b>without any permissions</b>.<p>This means that no matter how you modify the permission (whether in this app or in the system), the app can always write files to the standard folder. (Permission is still required for modifying files created by other apps)<p>* Standard folder refers to a series of system-defined folders such as DCIM, Pictures, Download, etc.<br>* Eligible apps are apps that target API 30 or above, or target API 29 and have adapted Scoped Storage.
2 months ago
User avatar majidhon1

New contributor

App Ops / Application — Persian

New contributor 2 months ago
User avatar anonymous

Suggestion added

App Ops / Application — Persian

Shizuku mode
Shizuku mode
3 months ago
User avatar seyyedmojtaba925605

New strings to translate

App Ops / Application — Persian

430 new strings to translate appeared to the translation. 3 months ago
User avatar seyyedmojtaba925605

Resource update

App Ops / Application — Persian

File app/src/main/res/values-fa/strings.xml was added. 3 months ago
User avatar None

String updated in the repository

App Ops / Application — Persian

Your device runs Android 10 or higher, the Android system allows eligible apps to write files in standard folders <b>without any permissions</b>.<p>This means that no matter how you modify the permission (whether in this app or in the system), the app can always write files to the standard folder. (Permission is still required for modifying files created by other apps)<p>* Standard folder refers to a series of system-defined folders such as DCIM, Pictures, Download, etc.<br>* Eligible apps are apps that target API 30 or above, or target API 29 and have adapted Scoped Storage.
 
3 months ago
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