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# This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public
# License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this
# file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.

# LOCALIZATION NOTE (CertSecurityDeviceAuthenticationPrompt): %S is the name
# of the PKCS#11 security device (token) requesting authentication
# (e.g. "OS Client Cert Token (Modern)").
CertSecurityDeviceAuthenticationPrompt=Please authenticate to the security device (%S).

CertPasswordPromptDefault=Please enter your Primary Password.

# The following strings have special requirements: they must fit in a 32 or 64
# bytes buffer after being encoded to UTF-8.
#
# It's possible to verify the length of a translation using the Browser Console
# in Firefox and evaluating the following code:
#
# (new TextEncoder().encode('YOURSTRING')).length
#
# Simply replace YOURSTRING with your translation.
#
# If it's not possible to produce an understandable translation within these
# limits, keeping the English text is an acceptable workaround.

# LOCALIZATION NOTE (RootCertModuleName): string limit is 64 bytes after
# conversion to UTF-8.
# length_limit = 64 bytes
RootCertModuleName=Builtin Roots Module
# LOCALIZATION NOTE (ManufacturerID): string limit is 32 bytes after conversion
# to UTF-8.
# length_limit = 32 bytes
ManufacturerID=Mozilla.org
# LOCALIZATION NOTE (LibraryDescription): string limit is 32 bytes after
# conversion to UTF-8.
# length_limit = 32 bytes
LibraryDescription=PSM Internal Crypto Services
# LOCALIZATION NOTE (TokenDescription): string limit is 32 bytes after
# conversion to UTF-8.
# length_limit = 32 bytes
TokenDescription=Generic Crypto Services
# LOCALIZATION NOTE (PrivateTokenDescription): string limit is 32 bytes after
# conversion to UTF-8.
# length_limit = 32 bytes
PrivateTokenDescription=Software Security Device
# LOCALIZATION NOTE (SlotDescription): string limit is 64 bytes after conversion
# to UTF-8.
# length_limit = 64 bytes
SlotDescription=PSM Internal Cryptographic Services
# LOCALIZATION NOTE (PrivateSlotDescription): string limit is 64 bytes after
# conversion to UTF-8.
# length_limit = 64 bytes
PrivateSlotDescription=PSM Private Keys
# LOCALIZATION NOTE (Fips140TokenDescription): string limit is 32 bytes after
# conversion to UTF-8.
# length_limit = 32 bytes
Fips140TokenDescription=Software Security Device (FIPS)
# LOCALIZATION NOTE (Fips140SlotDescription): string limit is 64 bytes after
# conversion to UTF-8.
# length_limit = 64 bytes
Fips140SlotDescription=FIPS 140 Cryptographic, Key and Certificate Services

# LOCALIZATION NOTE (nick_template): $1s is the common name from a cert (e.g. "Mozilla"), $2s is the CA name (e.g. VeriSign)
nick_template=%1$s’s %2$s ID

CertDumpKUSign=Signing
CertDumpKUNonRep=Non-repudiation
CertDumpKUEnc=Key Encipherment
CertDumpKUDEnc=Data Encipherment
CertDumpKUKA=Key Agreement
CertDumpKUCertSign=Certificate Signer
CertDumpKUCRLSigner=CRL Signer

PSMERR_SSL_Disabled=Can’t connect securely because the SSL protocol has been disabled.
PSMERR_SSL2_Disabled=Can’t connect securely because the site uses an older, insecure version of the SSL protocol.
PSMERR_HostReusedIssuerSerial=You have received an invalid certificate.  Please contact the server administrator or email correspondent and give them the following information:\n\nYour certificate contains the same serial number as another certificate issued by the certificate authority.  Please get a new certificate containing a unique serial number.

# LOCALIZATION NOTE (SSLConnectionErrorPrefix2): %1$S is the host string, %2$S is more detailed information (localized as well).
SSLConnectionErrorPrefix2=An error occurred during a connection to %1$S. %2$S\n

certErrorIntro=%S uses an invalid security certificate.

certErrorTrust_SelfSigned=The certificate is not trusted because it is self-signed.
certErrorTrust_UnknownIssuer=The certificate is not trusted because the issuer certificate is unknown.
certErrorTrust_UnknownIssuer2=The server might not be sending the appropriate intermediate certificates.
certErrorTrust_UnknownIssuer3=An additional root certificate may need to be imported.
certErrorTrust_CaInvalid=The certificate is not trusted because it was issued by an invalid CA certificate.
certErrorTrust_Issuer=The certificate is not trusted because the issuer certificate is not trusted.
certErrorTrust_SignatureAlgorithmDisabled=The certificate is not trusted because it was signed using a signature algorithm that was disabled because that algorithm is not secure.
certErrorTrust_ExpiredIssuer=The certificate is not trusted because the issuer certificate has expired.
certErrorTrust_Untrusted=The certificate does not come from a trusted source.
certErrorTrust_MitM=Your connection is being intercepted by a TLS proxy. Uninstall it if possible or configure your device to trust its root certificate.

certErrorMismatch=The certificate is not valid for the name %S.
# LOCALIZATION NOTE (certErrorMismatchSinglePrefix): %S is replaced by the domain for which the certificate is valid
certErrorMismatchSinglePrefix=The certificate is only valid for %S.
certErrorMismatchMultiple=The certificate is only valid for the following names:

# LOCALIZATION NOTE (certErrorExpiredNow): Do not translate %1$S (date+time of expired certificate) or %2$S (current date+time)
certErrorExpiredNow=The certificate expired on %1$S. The current time is %2$S.

# LOCALIZATION NOTE (certErrorNotYetValidNow): Do not translate %1$S (date+time certificate will become valid) or %2$S (current date+time)
certErrorNotYetValidNow=The certificate will not be valid until %1$S. The current time is %2$S.

certErrorMitM=Websites prove their identity via certificates, which are issued by certificate authorities.
# LOCALIZATION NOTE (certErrorMitM2): %S is brandShortName
certErrorMitM2=%S is backed by the non-profit Mozilla, which administers a completely open certificate authority (CA) store. The CA store helps ensure that certificate authorities are following best practices for user security.
# LOCALIZATION NOTE (certErrorMitM3): %S is brandShortName
certErrorMitM3=%S uses the Mozilla CA store to verify that a connection is secure, rather than certificates supplied by the user’s operating system. So, if an antivirus program or a network is intercepting a connection with a security certificate issued by a CA that is not in the Mozilla CA store, the connection is considered unsafe.

certErrorSymantecDistrustAdministrator=You may notify the website’s administrator about this problem.

# LOCALIZATION NOTE (certErrorCodePrefix3): %S is replaced by the error code.
certErrorCodePrefix3=Error code: %S

P12DefaultNickname=Imported Certificate
CertUnknown=Unknown
CertNoEmailAddress=(no email address)
CaCertExists=This certificate is already installed as a certificate authority.
NotACACert=This is not a certificate authority certificate, so it can’t be imported into the certificate authority list.
UserCertIgnoredNoPrivateKey=This personal certificate can’t be installed because you do not own the corresponding private key which was created when the certificate was requested.
UserCertImported=Your personal certificate has been installed. You should keep a backup copy of this certificate.
CertOrgUnknown=(Unknown)
CertNotStored=(Not Stored)
CertExceptionPermanent=Permanent
CertExceptionTemporary=Temporary
