wallabag/src/Wallabag/CoreBundle/Resources/translations/messages.en.yml

security:
    login:
        page_title: Welcome to wallabag!
        keep_logged_in: Keep me logged in
        forgot_password: Forgot your password?
        submit: Login
        register: Register
        username: Username
        password: Password
        cancel: Cancel
    resetting:
        description: Enter your email address below and we'll send you password reset instructions.
    register:
        page_title: Create an account
        go_to_account: Go to your account
menu:
    left:
        unread: Unread
        starred: Starred
        archive: Archive
        all_articles: All entries
        config: Config
        tags: Tags
        internal_settings: Internal Settings
        import: Import
        howto: Howto
        developer: API clients management
        logout: Logout
        about: About
        search: Search
        save_link: Save a link
        back_to_unread: Back to unread articles
        users_management: Users management
        site_credentials: Site credentials
        ignore_origin_instance_rules: 'Global ignore origin rules'
        quickstart: "Quickstart"
    top:
        add_new_entry: Add a new entry
        search: Search
        filter_entries: Filter entries
        export: Export
        random_entry: Jump to a random entry from that list
        account: 'My account'
    search_form:
        input_label: Enter your search here
footer:
    wallabag:
        elsewhere: Take wallabag with you
        social: Social
        powered_by: powered by
        about: About
    stats: Since %user_creation% you read %nb_archives% articles. That is about %per_day% a day!
config:
    page_title: Config
    tab_menu:
        settings: Settings
        feed: 'Feeds'
        user_info: User information
        password: Password
        rules: Tagging rules
        new_user: Add a user
        ignore_origin: 'Ignore origin rules'
        reset: 'Reset area'
    form:
        save: Save
    form_settings:
        theme_label: Theme
        items_per_page_label: Items per page
        language_label: Language
        reading_speed:
            label: Reading speed
            help_message: 'You can use online tools to estimate your reading speed:'
            100_word: I read ~100 words per minute
            200_word: I read ~200 words per minute
            300_word: I read ~300 words per minute
            400_word: I read ~400 words per minute
        action_mark_as_read:
            label: What to do after removing, starring or marking as read an article?
            redirect_homepage: Go to the homepage
            redirect_current_page: Stay on the current page
        pocket_consumer_key_label: Consumer key for Pocket to import contents
        android_configuration: Configure your Android application
        android_instruction: Touch here to prefill your Android application
        help_theme: wallabag is customizable. You can choose your prefered theme here.
        help_items_per_page: You can change the number of articles displayed on each page.
        help_reading_speed: wallabag calculates a reading time for each article. You can define here, thanks to this list, if you are a fast or a slow reader. wallabag will recalculate the reading time for each article.
        help_language: You can change the language of wallabag interface.
        help_pocket_consumer_key: Required for Pocket import. You can create it in your Pocket account.
    form_feed:
        description: 'Atom feeds provided by wallabag allow you to read your saved articles with your favourite Atom reader. You need to generate a token first.'
        token_label: 'Feed token'
        no_token: 'No token'
        token_create: 'Create your token'
        token_reset: 'Regenerate your token'
        token_revoke: 'Revoke the token'
        feed_links: 'Feed links'
        feed_link:
            unread: 'Unread'
            starred: 'Starred'
            archive: 'Archived'
            all: 'All'
        feed_limit: 'Number of items in the feed'
    form_user:
        two_factor_description: Enabling two factor authentication means you'll receive an email with a code on every new untrusted connection.
        login_label: 'Login (can not be changed)'
        name_label: 'Name'
        email_label: 'Email'
        two_factor:
            emailTwoFactor_label: 'Using email (receive a code by email)'
            googleTwoFactor_label: 'Using an OTP app (open the app, like Google Authenticator, Authy or FreeOTP, to get a one time code)'
            table_method: Method
            table_state: State
            table_action: Action
            state_enabled: Enabled
            state_disabled: Disabled
            action_email: Use email
            action_app: Use OTP App
        delete:
            title: Delete my account (a.k.a danger zone)
            description: If you remove your account, ALL your articles, ALL your tags, ALL your annotations and your account will be PERMANENTLY removed (it can't be UNDONE). You'll then be logged out.
            confirm: Are you really sure? (THIS CAN'T BE UNDONE)
            button: Delete my account
    reset:
        title: Reset area (a.k.a danger zone)
        description: By hitting buttons below you'll have ability to remove some information from your account. Be aware that these actions are IRREVERSIBLE.
        annotations: Remove ALL annotations
        tags: Remove ALL tags
        entries: Remove ALL entries
        archived: Remove ALL archived entries
        confirm: Are you really sure? (THIS CAN'T BE UNDONE)
    form_password:
        description: You can change your password here. Your new password should be at least 8 characters long.
        old_password_label: Current password
        new_password_label: New password
        repeat_new_password_label: Repeat new password
    form_rules:
        if_label: if
        then_tag_as_label: then tag as
        delete_rule_label: delete
        edit_rule_label: edit
        rule_label: Rule
        tags_label: Tags
        card:
            new_tagging_rule: Create a tagging rule
            import_tagging_rules: Import tagging rules
            import_tagging_rules_detail: You have to select the JSON file you previously exported.
            export_tagging_rules: Export tagging rules
            export_tagging_rules_detail: This will download a JSON file that you can use to import tagging rules elsewhere or to backup them.
        file_label: JSON file
        import_submit: Import
        export: Export
        faq:
            title: FAQ
            tagging_rules_definition_title: What does « tagging rules » mean?
            tagging_rules_definition_description: They are rules used by Wallabag to automatically tag new entries.<br />Each time a new entry is added, all the tagging rules will be used to add the tags you configured, thus saving you the trouble of manually classifying your entries.
            how_to_use_them_title: How do I use them?
            how_to_use_them_description: 'Let us assume you want to tag new entries as « <i>short reading</i> » when the reading time is under 3 minutes.<br />In that case, you should put « readingTime &lt;= 3 » in the <i>Rule</i> field and « <i>short reading</i> » in the <i>Tags</i> field.<br />Several tags can added simultaneously by separating them with a comma: « <i>short reading, must read</i> »<br />Complex rules can be written by using predefined operators: if « <i>readingTime &gt;= 5 AND domainName = "github.com"</i> » then tag as « <i>long reading, GitHub </i> »'
            variables_available_title: Which variables and operators can I use to write rules?
            variables_available_description: 'The following variables and operators can be used to create tagging rules:'
            meaning: Meaning
            variable_description:
                label: Variable
                title: Title of the entry
                url: URL of the entry
                isArchived: Whether the entry is archived or not
                isStarred: Whether the entry is starred or not
                content: The entry's content
                language: The entry's language
                mimetype: The entry's media type
                readingTime: The estimated entry's reading time, in minutes
                domainName: The domain name of the entry
            operator_description:
                label: Operator
                less_than: Less than…
                strictly_less_than: Strictly less than…
                greater_than: Greater than…
                strictly_greater_than: Strictly greater than…
                equal_to: Equal to…
                not_equal_to: Not equal to…
                or: One rule OR another
                and: One rule AND another
                matches: 'Tests that a <i>subject</i> matches a <i>search</i> (case-insensitive).<br />Example: <code>title matches "football"</code>'
                notmatches: "Tests that a <i>subject</i> doesn't match match a <i>search</i> (case-insensitive).<br />Example: <code>title notmatches \"football\"</code>"
    form_ignore_origin_rules:
        faq:
            title: 'FAQ'
            ignore_origin_rules_definition_title: 'What does « ignore origin rules » mean?'
            ignore_origin_rules_definition_description: 'They are used by wallabag to automatically ignore an origin address after a redirect.<br />If a redirect occurs while fetching a new entry, all the ignore origin rules (<i>user defined and instance defined</i>) will be used to ignore the origin address.'
            how_to_use_them_title: 'How do I use them?'
            how_to_use_them_description: 'Let us assume you want to ignore the origin of an entry coming from « <i>rss.example.com</i> » (<i>knowing that after a redirect, the actual address is example.com</i>).<br />In that case, you should put « host = "rss.example.com" » in the <i>Rule</i> field.'
            variables_available_title: 'Which variables and operators can I use to write rules?'
            variables_available_description: 'The following variables and operators can be used to create ignore origin rules:'
            meaning: 'Meaning'
            variable_description:
                label: 'Variable'
                host: 'Host of the address'
                _all: 'Full address, mainly for pattern matching'
            operator_description:
                label: 'Operator'
                equal_to: 'Equal to…'
                matches: 'Tests that a <i>subject</i> matches a <i>search</i> (case-insensitive).<br />Example: <code>_all ~ "https?://rss.example.com/foobar/.*"</code>'
    otp:
        page_title: Two-factor authentication
        app:
            two_factor_code_description_1: You just enabled the OTP two factor authentication, open your OTP app and use that code to get a one time password. It'll disappear after a page reload.
            two_factor_code_description_2: 'You can scan that QR Code with your app:'
            two_factor_code_description_3: 'Also, save these backup codes in a safe place, you can use them in case you lose access to your OTP app:'
            two_factor_code_description_4: 'Test an OTP code from your configured app:'
            cancel: Cancel
            enable: Enable
entry:
    default_title: Title of the entry
    page_titles:
        unread: Unread entries
        starred: Starred entries
        archived: Archived entries
        filtered: Filtered entries
        filtered_tags: 'Filtered by tags:'
        filtered_search: 'Filtered by search:'
        untagged: Untagged entries
        all: All entries
    list:
        number_on_the_page: '{0} There are no entries.|{1} There is one entry.|]1,Inf[ There are %count% entries.'
        reading_time: estimated reading time
        reading_time_minutes: 'estimated reading time: %readingTime% min'
        reading_time_less_one_minute: 'estimated reading time: &lt; 1 min'
        number_of_tags: '{1}and one other tag|]1,Inf[and %count% other tags'
        reading_time_minutes_short: '%readingTime% min'
        reading_time_less_one_minute_short: '&lt; 1 min'
        original_article: original
        toogle_as_read: Toggle mark as read
        toogle_as_star: Toggle starred
        delete: Delete
        export_title: Export
    filters:
        title: Filters
        status_label: Status
        archived_label: Archived
        starred_label: Starred
        unread_label: Unread
        preview_picture_label: Has a preview picture
        preview_picture_help: Preview picture
        is_public_label: Has a public link
        is_public_help: Public link
        language_label: Language
        http_status_label: HTTP status
        reading_time:
            label: Reading time in minutes
            from: from
            to: to
        domain_label: Domain name
        created_at:
            label: Creation date
            from: from
            to: to
        action:
            clear: Clear
            filter: Filter
    view:
        left_menu:
            back_to_top: Back to top
            back_to_homepage: Back
            set_as_read: Mark as read
            set_as_unread: Mark as unread
            set_as_starred: Toggle starred
            view_original_article: Original article
            re_fetch_content: Re-fetch content
            delete: Delete
            add_a_tag: Add a tag
            share_content: Share
            share_email_label: Email
            public_link: public link
            delete_public_link: delete public link
            export: Export
            print: Print
            problem:
                label: Problems?
                description: Does this article appear wrong?
        edit_title: Edit title
        original_article: original
        annotations_on_the_entry: '{0} No annotations|{1} One annotation|]1,Inf[ %count% annotations'
        created_at: Creation date
        published_at: Publication date
        published_by: Published by
        provided_by: Provided by
    new:
        page_title: Save new entry
        placeholder: http://website.com
        form_new:
            url_label: Url
    search:
        placeholder: What are you looking for?
    edit:
        page_title: Edit an entry
        title_label: Title
        url_label: Url
        origin_url_label: Origin url (from where you found that entry)
        save_label: Save
    public:
        shared_by_wallabag: This article has been shared by %username% with <a href='%wallabag_instance%'>wallabag</a>
    confirm:
        delete: Are you sure you want to remove that article?
        delete_tag: Are you sure you want to remove that tag from that article?
    metadata:
        reading_time: Estimated reading time
        reading_time_minutes_short: '%readingTime% min'
        address: Address
        added_on: Added on
        published_on: "Published on"
about:
    page_title: About
    top_menu:
        who_behind_wallabag: Who is behind wallabag
        getting_help: Getting help
        helping: Helping wallabag
        contributors: Contributors
        third_party: Third-party libraries
    who_behind_wallabag:
        developped_by: Developed by
        website: website
        many_contributors: And many others contributors ♥ <a href="https://github.com/wallabag/wallabag/graphs/contributors">on GitHub</a>
        project_website: Project website
        license: License
        version: Version
    getting_help:
        documentation: Documentation
        bug_reports: Bug reports
        support: <a href="https://github.com/wallabag/wallabag/issues">on GitHub</a>
    helping:
        description: 'wallabag is free and open source. You can help us:'
        by_contributing: 'by contributing to the project:'
        by_contributing_2: an issue lists all our needs
        by_paypal: via Paypal
    contributors:
        description: Thank you to contributors on wallabag web application
    third_party:
        description: 'Here is the list of third-party libraries used in wallabag (with their licenses):'
        package: Package
        license: License
howto:
    page_title: Howto
    tab_menu:
        add_link: Add a link
        shortcuts: Use shortcuts
    page_description: 'There are several ways to save an article:'
    top_menu:
        browser_addons: Browser addons
        mobile_apps: Mobile apps
        bookmarklet: Bookmarklet
    form:
        description: Thanks to this form
    browser_addons:
        firefox: Firefox addon
        chrome: Chrome addon
        opera: Opera addon
    mobile_apps:
        android:
            via_f_droid: via F-Droid
            via_google_play: via Google Play
        ios: on the iTunes Store
        windows: on the Microsoft Store
    bookmarklet:
        description: 'Drag & drop this link to your bookmarks bar:'
    shortcuts:
        page_description: Here are the shortcuts available in wallabag.
        shortcut: Shortcut
        action: Action
        all_pages_title: Shortcuts available in all pages
        go_unread: Go to unread
        go_starred: Go to starred
        go_archive: Go to archive
        go_all: Go to all entries
        go_tags: Go to tags
        go_config: Go to config
        go_import: Go to import
        go_developers: Go to developers
        go_howto: Go to howto (this page!)
        go_logout: Log out
        list_title: Shortcuts available in listing pages
        search: Display the search form
        article_title: Shortcuts available in entry view
        open_original: Open original URL of the entry
        toggle_favorite: Toggle star status for the entry
        toggle_archive: Toggle read status for the entry
        delete: Delete the entry
        material_title: Shortcuts available with Material theme only
        add_link: Add a new link
        hide_form: Hide the current form (search or new link)
        arrows_navigation: Navigate through articles
        open_article: Display the selected entry
quickstart:
    page_title: Quickstart
    more: More…
    intro:
        title: Welcome to wallabag!
        paragraph_1: We'll accompany you on your visit to wallabag and show you some features that might interest you.
        paragraph_2: Follow us!
    configure:
        title: Configure the application
        description: In order to have an application which suits you, have a look into the configuration of wallabag.
        language: Change language and design
        feed: 'Enable feeds'
        tagging_rules: Write rules to automatically tag your articles
    admin:
        title: Administration
        description: 'As an administrator, you have privileges on wallabag. You can:'
        new_user: Create a new user
        analytics: Configure analytics
        sharing: Enable some parameters about article sharing
        export: Configure export
        import: Configure import
    first_steps:
        title: First steps
        description: Now wallabag is well configured, it's time to archive the web. You can click on the top right sign + to add a link.
        new_article: Save your first article
        unread_articles: And classify it!
    migrate:
        title: Migrate from an existing service
        description: Are you using another service? We'll help you to retrieve your data on wallabag.
        pocket: Migrate from Pocket
        wallabag_v1: Migrate from wallabag v1
        wallabag_v2: Migrate from wallabag v2
        readability: Migrate from Readability
        instapaper: Migrate from Instapaper
    developer:
        title: Developers
        description: 'We also thought of the developers: Docker, API, translations, etc.'
        create_application: Create your third-party application
        use_docker: Use Docker to install wallabag
    docs:
        title: Full documentation
        description: There are so many features in wallabag. Don't hesitate to read the manual to know them and to learn how to use them.
        annotate: Annotate your article
        export: Convert your articles into ePUB or PDF
        search_filters: See how you can look for an article by using the search engine and filters
        fetching_errors: What can I do if an article encounters errors during fetching?
        all_docs: And so many other articles!
    support:
        title: Support
        description: If you need some help, we are here for you.
        github: On GitHub
        email: By email
        gitter: On Gitter
tag:
    page_title: Tags
    list:
        number_on_the_page: '{0} There are no tags.|{1} There is one tag.|]1,Inf[ There are %count% tags.'
        see_untagged_entries: See untagged entries
        no_untagged_entries: 'There are no untagged entries.'
        untagged: 'Untagged entries'
    new:
        add: Add
        placeholder: You can add several tags, separated by a comma.
export:
    footer_template: <div style="text-align:center;"><p>Produced by wallabag with %method%</p><p>Please open <a href="https://github.com/wallabag/wallabag/issues">an issue</a> if you have trouble with the display of this E-Book on your device.</p></div>
    unknown: Unknown
import:
    page_title: Import
    page_description: Welcome to wallabag importer. Please select your previous service from which you want to migrate.
    action:
        import_contents: Import contents
    form:
        mark_as_read_title: Mark all as read?
        mark_as_read_label: Mark all imported entries as read
        file_label: File
        save_label: Upload file
    pocket:
        page_title: Import > Pocket
        description: This importer will import all of your Pocket data. Pocket doesn't allow us to retrieve content from their service, so the readable content of each article will be re-fetched by wallabag.
        config_missing:
            description: Pocket import isn't configured.
            admin_message: You need to define %keyurls%a pocket_consumer_key%keyurle%.
            user_message: Your server admin needs to define an API Key for Pocket.
        authorize_message: You can import your data from your Pocket account. You just have to click on the below button and authorize the application to connect to getpocket.com.
        connect_to_pocket: Connect to Pocket and import data
    wallabag_v1:
        page_title: Import > Wallabag v1
        description: This importer will import all your wallabag v1 articles. On your config page, click on "JSON export" in the "Export your wallabag data" section. You will have a "wallabag-export-1-xxxx-xx-xx.json" file.
        how_to: Please select your wallabag export and click on the below button to upload and import it.
    wallabag_v2:
        page_title: Import > Wallabag v2
        description: This importer will import all your wallabag v2 articles. Go to All articles, then, on the export sidebar, click on "JSON". You will have a "All articles.json" file.
    elcurator:
        page_title: 'Import > elCurator'
        description: 'This importer will import all your elCurator articles. Go to your preferences in your elCurator account and then, export your content. You will have a JSON file.'
    readability:
        page_title: Import > Readability
        description: This importer will import all your Readability articles. On the tools (https://www.readability.com/tools/) page, click on "Export your data" in the "Data Export" section. You will received an email to download a json (which does not end with .json in fact).
        how_to: Please select your Readability export and click on the below button to upload and import it.
    worker:
        enabled: 'Import is made asynchronously. Once the import task is started, an external worker will handle jobs one at a time. The current service is:'
        download_images_warning: You enabled downloading images for your articles. Combined with classic import it can take ages to proceed (or maybe failed). We <strong>strongly recommend</strong> to enable asynchronous import to avoid errors.
    firefox:
        page_title: Import > Firefox
        description: This importer will import all your Firefox bookmarks. Just go to your bookmarks (Ctrl+Shift+O), then into "Import and backup", choose "Backup…". You will obtain a JSON file.
        how_to: Please choose the bookmark backup file and click on the button below to import it. Note that the process may take a long time since all articles have to be fetched.
    chrome:
        page_title: Import > Chrome
        description: "This importer will import all your Chrome bookmarks. The location of the file depends on your operating system : <ul><li>On Linux, go into the <code>~/.config/chromium/Default/</code> directory</li><li>On Windows, it should be at <code>%LOCALAPPDATA%\\Google\\Chrome\\User Data\\Default</code></li><li>On OS X, it should be at <code>~/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/Default/Bookmarks</code></li></ul>Once you got there, copy the <code>Bookmarks</code> file someplace you'll find.<em><br>Note that if you have Chromium instead of Chrome, you'll have to correct paths accordingly.</em></p>"
        how_to: Please choose the bookmark backup file and click on the button below to import it. Note that the process may take a long time since all articles have to be fetched.
    instapaper:
        page_title: Import > Instapaper
        description: This importer will import all your Instapaper articles. On the settings (https://www.instapaper.com/user) page, click on "Download .CSV file" in the "Export" section. A CSV file will be downloaded (like "instapaper-export.csv").
        how_to: Please select your Instapaper export and click on the below button to upload and import it.
    pinboard:
        page_title: Import > Pinboard
        description: This importer will import all your Pinboard articles. On the backup (https://pinboard.in/settings/backup) page, click on "JSON" in the "Bookmarks" section. A JSON file will be downloaded (like "pinboard_export").
        how_to: Please select your Pinboard export and click on the below button to upload and import it.
developer:
    page_title: API clients management
    welcome_message: Welcome to the wallabag API
    documentation: Documentation
    how_to_first_app: How to create my first application
    full_documentation: View full API documentation
    list_methods: List API methods
    clients:
        title: Clients
        create_new: Create a new client
    existing_clients:
        title: Existing clients
        field_id: Client ID
        field_secret: Client secret
        field_uris: Redirect URIs
        field_grant_types: Grant type allowed
        no_client: No client yet.
    remove:
        warn_message_1: You have the ability to remove the client %name%. This action is IRREVERSIBLE !
        warn_message_2: If you remove it, every app configured with that client won't be able to auth on your wallabag.
        action: Remove the client %name%
    client:
        page_title: API clients management > New client
        page_description: You are about to create a new client. Please fill the field below for the redirect URI of your application.
        form:
            name_label: Name of the client
            redirect_uris_label: Redirect URIs (optional)
            save_label: Create a new client
        action_back: Back
        copy_to_clipboard: Copy
    client_parameter:
        page_title: API clients management > Client parameters
        page_description: Here are your client parameters.
        field_name: Client name
        field_id: Client ID
        field_secret: Client secret
        back: Back
        read_howto: Read the howto "Create my first application"
    howto:
        page_title: API clients management > How to create my first application
        description:
            paragraph_1: The following commands make use of the <a href="https://github.com/jkbrzt/httpie">HTTPie library</a>. Make sure it is installed on your system before using it.
            paragraph_2: You need a token to communicate between your 3rd application and wallabag API.
            paragraph_3: To create this token, you need <a href="%link%">to create a new client</a>.
            paragraph_4: 'Now, create your token (replace client_id, client_secret, username and password with the good values):'
            paragraph_5: 'The API will return a response like this:'
            paragraph_6: 'The access_token is useful to do a call to the API endpoint. For example:'
            paragraph_7: This call will return all the entries for your user.
            paragraph_8: If you want to see all the API endpoints, you can have a look <a href="%link%">to our API documentation</a>.
        back: Back
user:
    page_title: Users management
    new_user: Create a new user
    edit_user: Edit an existing user
    description: Here you can manage all users (create, edit and delete)
    list:
        actions: Actions
        edit_action: Edit
        yes: Yes
        no: No
        create_new_one: Create a new user
    form:
        username_label: Username
        name_label: Name
        password_label: Password
        repeat_new_password_label: Repeat new password
        plain_password_label: ????
        email_label: Email
        enabled_label: Enabled
        last_login_label: Last login
        twofactor_email_label: Two factor authentication by email
        twofactor_google_label: Two factor authentication by OTP app
        save: Save
        delete: Delete
        delete_confirm: Are you sure?
        back_to_list: Back to list
    search:
        placeholder: Filter by username or email
site_credential:
    page_title: Site credentials management
    new_site_credential: Create a credential
    edit_site_credential: Edit an existing credential
    description: Here you can manage all credentials for sites which required them (create, edit and delete), like a paywall, an authentication, etc.
    list:
        actions: Actions
        edit_action: Edit
        yes: Yes
        no: No
        create_new_one: Create a new credential
    form:
        username_label: 'Login'
        host_label: 'Host (subdomain.example.org, .example.org, etc.)'
        password_label: 'Password'
        save: Save
        delete: Delete
        delete_confirm: Are you sure?
        back_to_list: Back to list
ignore_origin_instance_rule:
    page_title: Global ignore origin rules
    new_ignore_origin_instance_rule: Create a global ignore origin rule
    edit_ignore_origin_instance_rule: Edit an existing ignore origin rule
    description: "Here you can manage the global ignore origin rules used to ignore some patterns of origin url."
    list:
        actions: Actions
        edit_action: Edit
        yes: Yes
        no: No
        create_new_one: Create a new global ignore origin rule
    form:
        rule_label: Rule
        save: Save
        delete: Delete
        delete_confirm: Are you sure?
        back_to_list: Back to list
error:
    page_title: An error occurred
flashes:
    config:
        notice:
            config_saved: Config saved.
            password_updated: Password updated
            password_not_updated_demo: In demonstration mode, you can't change password for this user.
            user_updated: Information updated
            tagging_rules_updated: Tagging rules updated
            tagging_rules_deleted: Tagging rule deleted
            feed_updated: 'Feed information updated'
            feed_token_updated: 'Feed token updated'
            feed_token_revoked: 'Feed token revoked'
            annotations_reset: Annotations reset
            tags_reset: Tags reset
            entries_reset: Entries reset
            archived_reset: Archived entries deleted
            otp_enabled: Two-factor authentication enabled
            otp_disabled: Two-factor authentication disabled
            tagging_rules_imported: Tagging rules imported
            tagging_rules_not_imported: Error while importing tagging rules
            ignore_origin_rules_deleted: 'Ignore origin rule deleted'
            ignore_origin_rules_updated: 'Ignore origin rule updated'
    entry:
        notice:
            entry_already_saved: Entry already saved on %date%
            entry_saved: Entry saved
            entry_saved_failed: Entry saved but fetching content failed
            entry_updated: Entry updated
            entry_reloaded: Entry reloaded
            entry_reloaded_failed: Entry reloaded but fetching content failed
            entry_archived: Entry archived
            entry_unarchived: Entry unarchived
            entry_starred: Entry starred
            entry_unstarred: Entry unstarred
            entry_deleted: Entry deleted
            no_random_entry: 'No article with these criterias was found'
    tag:
        notice:
            tag_added: Tag added
            tag_renamed: 'Tag renamed'
    import:
        notice:
            failed: Import failed, please try again.
            failed_on_file: Error while processing import. Please verify your import file.
            summary: 'Import summary: %imported% imported, %skipped% already saved.'
            summary_with_queue: 'Import summary: %queued% queued.'
        error:
            redis_enabled_not_installed: Redis is enabled for handle asynchronous import but it looks like <u>we can't connect to it</u>. Please check Redis configuration.
            rabbit_enabled_not_installed: RabbitMQ is enabled for handle asynchronous import but it looks like <u>we can't connect to it</u>. Please check RabbitMQ configuration.
    developer:
        notice:
            client_created: New client %name% created.
            client_deleted: Client %name% deleted
    user:
        notice:
            added: User "%username%" added
            updated: User "%username%" updated
            deleted: User "%username%" deleted
    site_credential:
        notice:
            added: Site credential for "%host%" added
            updated: Site credential for "%host%" updated
            deleted: Site credential for "%host%" deleted
    ignore_origin_instance_rule:
        notice:
            added: 'Global ignore origin rule added'
            updated: 'Global ignore origin rule updated'
            deleted: 'Global ignore origin rule deleted'