fixup! Tor Browser strings

home-mode-choice-tor =

    .label = Tor Browser Home

## Tor Bridges Settings

## Tor connection settings.

# "Connection" refers to the Tor Browser's connection to the Tor network.

tor-connection-settings-heading = Connection

# -brand-short-name refers to 'Tor Browser', localized.

tor-connection-overview = { -brand-short-name } routes your traffic over the Tor Network, run by thousands of volunteers around the world.

tor-connection-browser-learn-more-link = Learn more

tor-connection-quickstart-heading = Quickstart

# -brand-short-name refers to 'Tor Browser', localized.

tor-connection-quickstart-description = Quickstart connects { -brand-short-name } to the Tor Network automatically when launched, based on your last used connection settings.

tor-connection-quickstart-checkbox =

    .label = Always connect automatically

# Prefix before the internet connection status.

# "Internet" is not a proper noun, but is capitalized because it is the start of a sentence.

tor-connection-internet-status-label = Internet:

# Button to test the internet connection.

# Here "Test" is a verb, as in "test the internet connection".

# Uses sentence case in English (US).

tor-connection-internet-status-test-button = Test

# Shown when the user is connected to the internet.

# Uses sentence case in English (US).

tor-connection-internet-status-online = Online

# Shown when the user is not connected to the internet.

# Uses sentence case in English (US).

tor-connection-internet-status-offline = Offline

# Prefix before the Tor network connection status.

# Uses sentence case in English (US).

tor-connection-network-status-label = Tor network:

# Shown when the user is connected to the Tor network.

# Uses sentence case in English (US).

tor-connection-network-status-connected = Connected

# Shown when the user is not connected to the Tor network.

# Uses sentence case in English (US).

tor-connection-network-status-not-connected = Not connected

# Shown when the user's Tor connection may be blocked.

# Uses sentence case in English (US).

tor-connection-network-status-blocked = Potentially blocked

# Button shown when we are not yet connected to the Tor network.

# It will open a page to start connecting to the Tor network.

# Uses sentence case in English (US).

tor-connection-network-status-connect-button = Connect

## Tor Bridges Settings.

tor-bridges-heading = Bridges

tor-bridges-overview = Bridges help you securely access the Tor Network in places where Tor is blocked. Depending on where you are, one bridge may work better than another.

tor-bridges-learn-more-link = Learn more

# Toggle button for enabling and disabling the use of bridges.

tor-bridges-use-bridges =

# Shown when one of the built-in bridges is in use.

tor-bridges-built-in-status-connected = Connected

# "obfs4" is a technical name, and likely should not be translated.

tor-bridges-built-in-obfs4-name = obfs4

tor-bridges-built-in-obfs4-description = Makes your Tor traffic look like random data. May not work in heavily censored regions.

# "Snowflake" is a proper noun for a type of Tor bridge, and likely should not be translated.

tor-bridges-built-in-snowflake-name = Snowflake

# "Snowflake" is a proper noun for a type of Tor bridge, and likely should not be translated.

tor-bridges-built-in-snowflake-description = Routes your connection through Snowflake proxies to make it look like you’re placing a video call, for example.

# "meek-azure" is a technical name, and likely should not be translated.

tor-bridges-built-in-meek-azure-name = meek-azure

tor-bridges-built-in-meek-azure-description = Makes it look like you’re connected to a Microsoft website, instead of using Tor. May work in heavily censored regions, but is usually very slow.

# Shown at the start of a Tor bridge line.

# $type (String) - The Tor bridge type ("snowflake", "obfs4", "meek-azure").

# Shown as a heading when the user has existing bridges that can be replaced.

tor-bridges-replace-bridges-heading = Replace your bridges

# -brand-short-name refers to 'Tor Browser', localized.

tor-bridges-select-built-in-description = Choose from one of { -brand-short-name }’s built-in bridges

tor-bridges-select-built-in-button = Select a built-in bridge…

tor-bridges-request-from-browser = You can also get bridges from the bridge bot without leaving { -brand-short-name }.

tor-bridges-request-button = Request bridges…

## Warning dialog when removing all bridges.

remove-all-bridges-warning-title = Remove all bridges?

remove-all-bridges-warning-description = If these bridges were received from torproject.org or added manually, this action cannot be undone

remove-all-bridges-warning-remove-button = Remove

## Bridge QR code dialog.

bridge-qr-dialog-title =

    .title = Scan the QR code

## Common button used in bridge dialogs.

bridge-dialog-button-connect = Connect

bridge-dialog-button-accept = OK

bridge-dialog-button-submit = Submit

## User provided bridge dialog.

# Used when the user is editing their existing bridge addresses.

## Built-in bridges dialog.

built-in-dialog-title =

    .title = Select a Built-In Bridge

# -brand-short-name refers to 'Tor Browser', localized.

built-in-dialog-introduction = { -brand-short-name } includes some specific types of bridges known as “pluggable transports”, which can help conceal the fact you’re using Tor.

# "obfs4" is a technical name, and likely should not be translated.

built-in-dialog-obfs4-radio-option =

    .label = obfs4

# "Snowflake" is a proper noun for a type of Tor bridge, and likely should not be translated.

built-in-dialog-snowflake-radio-option =

    .label = Snowflake

# "meek-azure" is a technical name, and likely should not be translated.

built-in-dialog-meek-azure-radio-option =

    .label = meek-azure

# Label attached to the built-in bridge option that is already in use.

# The "aria-label" should use the same text, but include some ending punctuation to separate it from the sentence that follows. This is used for screen reader users.

built-in-dialog-current-bridge-label = Current bridge

    .aria-label = Current bridge.

request-bridge-dialog-title =

    .title = Request Bridge

request-bridge-dialog-top-wait = Contacting BridgeDB. Please Wait.

request-bridge-dialog-top-solve = Solve the CAPTCHA to request a bridge.

request-bridge-dialog-captcha-input =

    .placeholder = Enter the characters from the image

request-bridge-dialog-captcha-failed = The solution is not correct. Please try again.

## Tor advanced settings.

tor-advanced-settings-heading = Advanced

tor-advanced-settings-description = Configure how { -brand-short-name } connects to the internet.

# Button that opens the advanced connection settings dialog.

# Uses sentence case in English (US).

tor-advanced-settings-button = Settings…

# "log" is a noun, referring to the recorded text output of the Tor process.

tor-view-log-description = View the Tor log.

# "log" is a noun, referring to the recorded text output of the Tor process.

# Uses sentence case in English (US).

tor-view-log-button = View log…

## Tor log dialog.

# "log" is a noun, referring to the recorded text output of the Tor process.

tor-log-dialog-title =

    .title = Tor log

# "log" is a noun, referring to the recorded text output of the Tor process.

tor-log-dialog-copy-button =

    .label = Copy Tor log to clipboard

# Button text changes for a short time after activating the button.

tor-log-dialog-copy-button-copied =

    .label = Copied!

## Tor advanced connection settings dialog.

tor-advanced-dialog-title =

    .title = Connection settings

tor-advanced-dialog-introduction = Configure how { -brand-short-name } connects to the internet.

tor-advanced-dialog-proxy-checkbox =

    .label = I use a proxy to connect to the internet

tor-advanced-dialog-proxy-type-selector-label = Proxy type

# SOCKS4 is a technical name, and should likely not be translated.

tor-advanced-dialog-proxy-socks4-menuitem =

    .label = SOCKS4

# SOCKS5 is a technical name, and should likely not be translated.

tor-advanced-dialog-proxy-socks5-menuitem =

    .label = SOCKS5

# HTTP and HTTPS are technical names, and should likely not be translated.

# The "/" refers to "HTTP or HTTPS" and can be translated.

tor-advanced-dialog-proxy-http-menuitem =

    .label = HTTP/HTTPS

# "address" is a noun, referring to an network IP address.

tor-advanced-dialog-proxy-address-input-label = Address

tor-advanced-dialog-proxy-address-input =

    .placeholder = IP address or hostname

tor-advanced-dialog-proxy-port-input-label = Port

tor-advanced-dialog-proxy-username-input-label = Username

tor-advanced-dialog-proxy-username-input =

    .placeholder = Optional

tor-advanced-dialog-proxy-password-input-label = Password

tor-advanced-dialog-proxy-password-input =

    .placeholder = Optional

tor-advanced-dialog-firewall-checkbox =

    .label = This computer goes through a firewall that only allows connections to certain ports

tor-advanced-dialog-firewall-ports-input-label = Allowed ports

tor-advanced-dialog-firewall-ports-input =

    .placeholder = Comma-separated values

## About Tor Browser dialog.

# '<label data-l10n-name="project-link">' and '</label>' should wrap the link text for the Tor Project, and will link to the Tor Project web page.