Den 11-04-2019 kl. 14:15 skrev emma peel:
> scootergrisen:
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>> How oftent are the translation updated from Transifex?
>> I have made a few changes and want to check when they are updated again.
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> There are a couple of new strings, I wil ask Arlo to update once they have been translated I guess...
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> I will make sure I ping you then! Do you have an account on our bugtracker? https://trac.torproject.org/
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> And thanks again!
>
Yes but i would prefer things being updated once in a while rather then
having to ask for it each time a translator make changes to the strings.
Den 09-04-2019 kl. 10:00 skrev emma peel:
> ey there scootergrisen!
>
> I think the new translations (thanks arlo for reacting so quickly!) should be now live at
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> https://check.torproject.org/?lang=da
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> Can you check they are OK? Also, there are a couple of new strings to update at
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> https://www.transifex.com/otf/torproject/translate/#da/2-torcheck-torcheck-…
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> Thanks in advance!
>
> emmapeel
>
How oftent are the translation updated from Transifex?
I have made a few changes and want to check when they are updated again.
Hello,
The new download page [1] does not provide links to the signature
files needed to check that the provided tor browser bundles have
indeed been produced and/or approved by the tor browser team.
Such signatures are important for software in general, but it is
especially worrying when they are lacking from an inherently privacy
and security focused project like tor. In the end, I managed to find
the signature file by appending `.asc` to the bundle URL, but others
might not think of doing that, and besides, I feel like we should
promote security best practices by encouraging people to check the
signature.
While I'm at it, thank you all for your contributions to this
critical piece of FOSS software.
[1] https://www.torproject.org/download/
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