[tor-commits] [translation/https_everywhere] Update translations for https_everywhere

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commit 1bc677395a6d96d4c99b62cd61f1ad3870d8809c
Author: Translation commit bot <translation@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date:   Tue Jan 21 22:16:08 2014 +0000

    Update translations for https_everywhere
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+<!-- Observatory popup window -->
+<!ENTITY ssl-observatory.popup.details "Details and Privacy Information">
+<!ENTITY ssl-observatory.popup.later "Ask Me Later">
+<!ENTITY ssl-observatory.popup.no "No">
+
+<!ENTITY ssl-observatory.popup.text "HTTPS Everywhere can detect attacks
+against your browser by sending the certificates you receive to the
+Observatory.  Turn this on?">
+
+<!--<!ENTITY ssl-observatory.popup.text 
+"EFF's SSL Observatory can detect attacks against HTTPS websites by collecting
+and auditing the certificates being presented to your browser. Would you like
+to turn it on?">-->
+
+<!ENTITY ssl-observatory.popup.title 
+"Should HTTPS Everywhere use the SSL Observatory?">
+
+<!ENTITY ssl-observatory.popup.yes "Yes">
+
+<!-- Observatory preferences dialog -->
+
+<!ENTITY ssl-observatory.prefs.adv_priv_opts1
+"It is safe to enable this, unless you use a very
+intrusive corporate network:">
+
+<!ENTITY ssl-observatory.prefs.adv_priv_opts2
+"Safe, unless you use a corporate network with secret intranet server names:">
+
+<!ENTITY ssl-observatory.prefs.alt_roots 
+"Submit and check certificates signed by non-standard root CAs">
+
+<!ENTITY ssl-observatory.prefs.alt_roots_tooltip 
+"It is safe (and a good idea) to enable this option, unless you use an intrusive corporate network or Kaspersky antivirus software that monitors your browsing with a TLS proxy and a private root Certificate Authority.  If enabled on such a network, this option might publish evidence of which https:// domains were being visited through that proxy, because of the unique certificates it would produce.  So we leave it off by default.">
+
+<!ENTITY ssl-observatory.prefs.anonymous "Check certificates using Tor for anonymity">
+<!ENTITY ssl-observatory.prefs.anonymous_unavailable 
+"Check certificates using Tor for anonymity (requires Tor)">
+<!ENTITY ssl-observatory.prefs.anonymous_tooltip 
+"This option requires Tor to be installed and running">
+
+<!ENTITY ssl-observatory.prefs.asn 
+"When you see a new certificate, tell the Observatory which ISP you are connected to">
+
+<!ENTITY ssl-observatory.prefs.asn_tooltip
+"This will fetch and send the &quot;Autonomous System number&quot; of your network.  This will help us locate attacks against HTTPS, and to determine whether we have observations from networks in places like Iran and Syria where attacks are comparatively common.">
+
+<!ENTITY ssl-observatory.prefs.done "Done">
+
+<!ENTITY ssl-observatory.prefs.explanation 
+"HTTPS Everywhere can use EFF's SSL Observatory.  This does two things: (1)
+sends copies of HTTPS certificates to the Observatory, to help us
+detect 'man in the middle' attacks and improve the Web's security; and (2)
+lets us warn you about insecure connections or attacks on your browser.">
+
+<!--<!ENTITY ssl-observatory.prefs.explanation2
+"When you visit https://www.example.com, the Observatory will learn that
+somebody visited that site, but will not know who or what page they looked at.
+Mouseover the options for further details:">-->
+
+<!ENTITY ssl-observatory.prefs.explanation2
+
+"For example, when you visit https://www.something.com, the certificate
+received by the Observatory will indicate that somebody visited
+www.something.com, but not who visited the site, or what specific page they
+looked at.  Mouseover the options for further details:">
+
+<!ENTITY ssl-observatory.prefs.hide "Hide advanced options">
+
+<!ENTITY ssl-observatory.prefs.nonanon 
+"Check certificates even if Tor is not available">
+
+<!ENTITY ssl-observatory.prefs.nonanon_tooltip
+"We will still try to keep the data anonymous, but this option is less secure">
+
+<!ENTITY ssl-observatory.prefs.priv_dns 
+"Submit and check certificates for non-public DNS names">
+
+<!ENTITY ssl-observatory.prefs.priv_dns_tooltip
+"Unless this option is checked, the Observatory will not record certificates for names that it cannot resolve through the DNS system.">
+
+<!ENTITY ssl-observatory.prefs.show "Show advanced options">
+
+<!ENTITY ssl-observatory.prefs.title "SSL Observatory Preferences">
+
+<!ENTITY ssl-observatory.prefs.use "Use the Observatory?">
+<!ENTITY ssl-observatory.warning.title "WARNING from EFF's SSL Observatory">
+<!ENTITY ssl-observatory.warning.showcert "Show the certificate chain">
+<!ENTITY ssl-observatory.warning.okay "I understand">
+<!ENTITY ssl-observatory.warning.text "EFF's SSL Observatory has issued a warning about the HTTPS certificiate(s) for this site:">
+<!ENTITY ssl-observatory.warning.defense "If you are logged in to this site, it may be advisable to change your password once you have a safe connection.">
+
+<!ENTITY ssl-observatory.prefs.self_signed
+"Submit and check self-signed certificates">
+<!ENTITY ssl-observatory.prefs.self_signed_tooltip
+"This is recommended; cryptographic problems are especially common in self-signed embedded devices">

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