Open Bug 1452788 Opened 7 years ago Updated 3 years ago

Localize "Downloads" folder display name

Categories

(Firefox for iOS :: Localization, enhancement, P3)

Other
iOS
enhancement

Tracking

()

Tracking Status
fxios + ---

People

(Reporter: justindarc, Unassigned)

References

(Blocks 1 open bug)

Details

Blocks: ios-files
Priority: -- → P2
We will likely need to modify `xliff-to-strings.py` in the `ios-l10n-scripts` project to export the file hierarchy to support this: https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/ios-l10n-scripts/blob/master/xliff-to-strings.py
If we add this string as follow to the application (Strings.swift): NSLocalizedString("Downloads", tableName: "DownloadsFolder", value: "Downloads", comment: "Name of the Downloads folder") That will result in the following App bundle after localization: Client.app/af.lproj/DownloadsFolder.strings Client.app/an.lproj/DownloadsFolder.strings Client.app/ar.lproj/DownloadsFolder.strings So I think to make this work, we simply need to do this: create directory Downloads.localized create directory Downloads.localized/.localized for each *.lproj in appBundle/: if appBundle/$languageCode.lproj/DownloadsFolder.strings exists: copy to Downloads.localized/.localized/$languageCode.strings
After some research, it seems that this approach to localizing folder names is not currently supported in the iOS "Files" app. Because of this, we'll ship v12.0 with an unlocalized "Downloads" folder. Should this get supported by the iOS "Files" app in the future, we can always implement this later. Moving to tracking+ since there's no possible solution at present :-/
Priority: P2 → P3
Severity: normal → S3
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