Localization (L10n) is the process of translating software user interfaces from one language to another and adapting it to suit a foreign culture. These resources are for anyone with an interest in the technical aspects involved in localization. They are for developers and all contributors.
Documentation
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Localization Quick Start Guide
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First read for volunteers wanting to start localizing.
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XUL Tutorial:Localization
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XUL Tutorial section on localizing XUL applications.
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Writing localizable code
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Best practices and guidelines for programmers to play nicely with localization.
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Localizing Help files
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How to separate content from HTML to make these files more easy to localize.
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Custom dialog size
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How to adjust window sizes to fit specific localizations.
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Localizing extension descriptions
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To localize the description of an extension (the string that shows up under extension's name in the Extensions window), you need to use a special preference key to override the description specified in your install.rdf file. This article contains instructions on how to modify this preference key.
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Frequently Asked Localization Questions
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Frequently asked questions about localization.
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