enableverbActivate a featureYou cannot enable this filterla q'alpu kanencodeverbTransforming data using a standard format or particular code so that it can be properly (and safely) consumed by a different type of system. The goal with encoding is to ensure that information can be properly consumed—this is different from "encyption," for which the goal is to keep information secret and safe from unauthorized access.Check that the file, including symbols and accented letters, is encoded using the UTF-8 character encoding.la aq'ax texhlalencryptverbConvert information or data into a code, especially to prevent unauthorized access. This is different from "encoding" in which the goal is to ensure that information can be properly consumed.Encrypt This Messagela jatxpiencryptionnounThe process of encoding information or data so that only the sender and the intended recipient can read it.Your connection to this website uses weak encryption and is not private.jatxel ve'te'end usernounThe person who ultimately uses or is intended to use a productRequest on the main thread is deprecated because of its detrimental effects to the end useru moxtel b'anb'en tetze'Enhanced Tracking ProtectionnounEnhanced Tracking Protection is a collection of Firefox privacy and security settings. These settings block invisible or visible parts of webpages that can track users online. Enhanced Tracking Protection keeps an individual’s browsing history more private to reduce how much of their data is tracked, stored, and shared between websites and advertisers.Enhanced Tracking Protection is ON for this siteLochb'al ichukpe' uve' b'anel ve't tuche'MDNnounMozilla Developer Network - online resource for Web developers; lives at. developer.mozilla.orgMDNextensionnounPieces of code that extend the capabilities of a browser. In Firefox, extensions are a type of add-on.This page is loaded from an extensionjatxb’al tetzFirefox ViewnounFirefox View is a new surface within the product that is accessed via a pinned toolbar icon. Its purpose is to help users find or return to things they have found before, presented in a way that’s more visual and accessible than current pathways within the product.
See this page for more information: https://bit.ly/l10n-guidance-firefoxviewFirefox ViewfingerprinternounA fingerprinter is an entity that gathers information about browser users from configuration and settings information that is visible to websites they browse, rather than traditional tracking methods such as IP addresses and unique cookies.Fingerprinters collect settings from your browser and computer to create a profile of you. Using this digital fingerprint, they can track you across different websites.cheesan tetz vi’ q’ab’ (fingerprinter)add-onnounA Firefox-specific umbrella term that describes tools (including extensions and themes) that users can install to modify, customize, and extend the functionality of Firefox. Avoid using "add-ons" and "extensions" interchangeably (see https://wiki.mozilla.org/Add-ons/Terminology#Usage_Guidelines).Your add-ons and customizations have been removed and your browser settings have been restored to their defaults.tz’ajsab’ tetzalternate textnounText added to an HTML element (typically an image) to describe that element when it cannot be rendered. Also used by accessibility tools, like screen readers, to make non-textual elements accessible.If the image is relevant to the content of the document, you must supply alternate text that will appear in text-only browsersuma’t yol sti’attackverbTo take malicious action against, specifically via hacking and malware.These pages try to install programs that steal private information, use your computer to attack others, or damage your system.okchil ti’ imajle’backup authentication codenounAuthentication codes generated as backup for when a user does not have access to their two factor authentication method, allowing them to use these codes instead. Typically these are generated when two factor authentication is first set up and saved somewhere apart from their mobile device.Create new backup authentication codes to help you get back into your account if you’re locked out.texhlal ti’ ib’anchu tuche’ ti’ ilochope’bookmarkverbCreate a shortcut that directs the browser to a specific webpage. Shortcuts may be added to the bookmark toolbar. Similar in functionality to "favorites" in Chrome and Internet Explorer, and "bookmarks" in Safari.Bookmark this pageilaape’breakpointnounIntentional stop point in the code of a computer programResumes the main thread and continues execution following a breakpoint until the next breakpoint or the termination of the scriptixe’teb’al texhlal ti ipajpe’contextnounThe setting or circumstance in which a thing occurs, often associated with the context menu. This term can assume specific connotations when referring to programming languages, for example in JavaScript a context is a reference to the object running the currently executing code.A Geolocation request can only be fulfilled in a secure context.This scratchpad executes in the Browser context.tokeb’alattackernounAn individual or entity that seeks to gain unauthorized access to user dataAn attacker could easily reveal information which you thought to be safeb’anol okchil ti’ imajle’bookmarknounA shortcut created by the user to direct the browser to a specific webpageBookmarks you add will still be saved on your device.k’uchb’al tetzBug reportnounThe detailed description accompanying a bug or the act of reporting the bug itself. (Sometimes just called bug)Alol yol ti’ iyane’cookie bannernounA cookie banner is a dialog, typically displayed as a notification bar or overlay dialog, that web sites use to inform users about cookies and, if necessary, obtain consent before storing cookies on their devices.Firefox automatically tries to reject cookie requests on cookie banners.k’uchb’al tetz cookiesgrassrootsadjectiveA campaign or movement that’s led directly by the people in a communityUse market-leading research to deliver powerful grassroots-led campaigns.ti xe’teb’alAttack SitenounA site designed to attack a user's client browser using malware or hacking.Reported Attack Site!Atinb’al ti’ okchil ti’ imajle’certificate authoritynounA trusted organization that issues signed digital certificates that verify the identity and legitimacy of a company or individual.The certificate used to sign the message was issued by an unknown certificate authority.boq’ool ti’ taq’ax tu’aalcorruptadjectiveContaining errors or alterations from its original, correct formThis add-on could not be installed because it appears to be corrupt.elq’anaalattendeenouna person who is invited to attend an event, specifically via a calendar invitationThis option sends one invitation email per attendeelochonaalciphernounAn algorithm that encrypts or decrypts information.The cipher used for encryption is deprecated and insecure.ijaxpu ivatzcorruptverbChange something from its original, correct form.The response from the OCSP server was corrupted or improperly formediyansal tuche’authenticateverbTo prove user identity, typically to gain access to a system or serviceThe endpoint you are connecting to needs more information to authenticate this connection.ib’anax tuche’clipboardnounA special location in the computer's operating system that is accessible to all programs and temporarily stores data that the user has copied from somewhere elseCopy text to clipboardtantinb’al imolpu u’ujcorruptedadjectiveChanged from its original, correct form.Invalid or corrupted PDF fileelq’anaalfingerprintingnounFingerprinting is a method of tracking browser users by the configuration and settings information that is visible to websites they browse, rather than traditional tracking methods such as IP addresses and unique cookies.cheesan tetz vi’ q’ab’ (fingerprinting)authenticatedadjectiveUser identity has been proven for access to a system or serviceWarning: Contains unauthenticated contentb’anel ve’t tuche’colorwaynounColorways change the look of the browser interface. Colorways are different from traditional themes — they color different parts of the user interface (the main chrome, menus/search dropdown, homepage background, and sidebar).
See this page for more information: https://bit.ly/l10n-guidance-colorwaysUse this colorway.ixolpe’crashnounOccurs when software stops functioning properly and exits or closes unexpectedly.Install Nightly and help us improve Firefox quality hunt crashes and regressionsiyane’home pagenounThe default page that loads when you visit a website. In Firefox, the "home page" is also the default page displayed when you open the browser or open a new tab.Do you want this document to be your new home page?k’uchb’al ixe’teb’alauthentication codenounAuthentication codes are codes generated during two-factor authentication (2FA). Typically, a user is asked to provide an authentication code after logging in with their username and password. These codes may take the form of a time-based one-time password, and could be generated by a two-factor authentication app or sent through methods such as SMS or email.Open your authentication app and enter the authentication code it provides.texhlal ti’ ib’anchu tuche’confirmation codenounConfirmation codes are codes sent to a user's email address to confirm their email address. This takes the form of a 6 digit code sent by email. This confirmation code may be sent when registering a new account, registering a new email to an existing account, or part of the sign-in process.Enter confirmation code for your Firefox accounttexhlal ti’ talpe’ uva’ b’anel ve’t tuche’innovationsnounUnique features developed for FirefoxExplore some of our latest innovationska’taj ib’a’nilaccount recovery keynounAccount recovery key for Firefox Accounts. (Formerly called "recovery key".)
A code used to recover a user's encrypted account information (such as bookmarks and passwords) when their Firefox Account password is reset.Your account password was reset with an account recovery keytexhlal ikach’ub’al u ooke’autoplaynounA functionality that allows media, like video or audio, to play automatically with sound, without action from a user.You have blocked autoplay media with sound for this website.ankuxhe’ tuk ijaj tib’debugverbIdentify and remove errors from computer sofwareTurning this on will allow you to debug add-onseesamal elinsecureadjectivePotentially unsafe or not protectedFirefox has detected an insecure site. Form Autofill is temporarily disabled.ye’ jik tatine’installationnounTo set something up for use (most often referring to software installation). When talking about an installation of Firefox, we refer to where software is installed on a device, regardless of what version of software is installed. The software’s location in the file system defines that installation. A user may have multiple installations of Firefox—each a different version of Firefox— or even multiple installations that are all the same version of Firefox.A restart of your computer may be required to complete the installation. -or- This setting will apply to all Windows accounts and Firefox profiles using this installation of Firefox.la ooksa la ib’ane’IssueverbTo put forth officially. The verb form of "issue" is most commonly used in reference to security certifcates. Use "issued," rather than alternate verbs like "created," when referring to security certificates.The certificate used to sign the message was issued by a certificate authority whose own certificate has expired.Ni taq’e’leLegacy extensionnounA Firefox extension built using legacy APIs or the Add-on SDK. These kinds of extensions were disabled as of Firefox 57.This is a legacy extension, be aware that these are no longer fully supported.Jatxb’al tetz aq’el kanmisinformationnounFalse or misleading information (also known as disinformation) presented as truth that’s shared mistakenly by people who are unaware that it’s false.See also the definition of disinformation.We're campaigning to get big tech platforms like Google, Facebook and Twitter to become more transparent about how political messages are spread so that we can detect and stop misinformation.chulinaj yolnativeadjectiveLocal software and applicationsThey can’t access the device’s underlying capabilities the way that native apps cantetz chitu’cross-site tracking cookienounCookies are invisible pieces of data that a website can ask your browser to store on your device. Trackers use cross-site tracking cookies to collect information about the websites you visit and send them to other companies, often for advertising purposes. When you feel like an advertisement is following you around while you browse, this is a result of cross-site tracking. If the same tracker is present on multiple sites, it can build a more complete profile about you over time.These cookies follow you from site to site to gather data about what you do online. They are set by third parties such as advertisers and analytics companies. Blocking cross-site tracking cookies reduces the number of ads that follow you around.Cookie ti' ipich'ul xo'l unq'a atinb'ale'cryptominernounScripts on websites that can use a computer’s resources to mine cryptocurrency without a user’s knowledge.Cryptominers use your system’s computing power to mine digital money. Cryptomining scripts drain your battery, slow down your computer, and can increase your energy bill.criptominerocryptominingnounA method of running scripts on websites that can use a computer’s resources to mine cryptocurrency without a user’s knowledge.criptomineríadeceptive sitenounA malicious website that impersonates a legitimate one in order to trick users into providing sensitive information such as passwords, account details, or credit card numbersThis web page has been reported as a deceptive site and has been blockedatinb'al uva' ni yansane'decodeverbTranslating date or information that has been encoded back into its original, comprehensible format.Media resource could not be decodedla qaq'ku' texhlal unpajtedecryptionnounThe process of converting information or data back to its original form or text so that it can be read and understood; the process of reversing encryptionWidevine Content Decryption Module provided by Google Inc.la kujatx ixo'ldisinformationnounFalse, inaccurate, or misleading information designed, presented, and promoted to intentionally cause public harm or for profit. When it’s shared mistakenly by people, it becomes misinformation. See also the definition of misinformation.Political actors use disinformation campaigns that prey on our emotions and values to manipulate our behaviour.chulil yoldistrustverbRegard something as untrustworthy or doubt its authenticity.If you delete or distrust a certificate authority (CA) certificate, this application will no longer trust any certificates issued by that CAye' la k'ujb'a' ak'u'lemail masknounFirefox Relay feature. Email masks are masked, or private, email addresses that forward messages to your true email address. These masks allow you to share an address with third parties which will mask your true email address and forward messages to it.Protect your inbox with unlimited email masks, and get a unique Relay email domain to make creating masks on the go easy and secure.at uma’l lochb’al kach’ub’ tetz u yole’ uve’ ni b’ene’importverbCopy or move data from one program to another, including importing data from an external source (for example, bookmarks)Select which items to importla aaq’ kanindependent browsernounFirefox is the only major independent multi-platform browser not associated with a large tech company such as Google or Apple, or built on the same Chromium code base, such as Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, or other browsers.Choose the independent browseruma’l chukb’al uva’ tetz kuxhtu’net neutralitynounPrinciple that all communication over the Internet must be treated equally by Internet service providers, preventing the filtering of Internet content.A decentralized internet owned by all of us is where net neutrality interoperability competition and local contribution thriveni b’antuche’ aq’al uva’ jik kuxh la aq’onviopen sourceadjectiveRefers to any program whose source code is made available for use or modification.These terms are not intended to limit any rights granted under open source licensesjajlu kan kuxh u texhlale’nonprofitnounShort for non-profit organization, a legal entity organized and operated for a collective, public or social benefit, in contrast with an entity that operates as a business aiming to generate a profit for its owners.Mozilla is proudly nonprofit and answers to no one but youye’xh kam chooelnon-profitnounShort for non-profit organization, a legal entity organized and operated for a collective, public or social benefit, in contrast with an entity that operates as a business aiming to generate a profit for its owners.Download Mozilla Firefox, a free Web browser. Firefox is created by a global non-profit dedicated to putting individuals in control online.ye’xh kam chooeloverrideverbReplace or overruleOverride the colors specified by the page with your selectionsla ya’saphone number masknounFeature of Relay Premium. Similar to an email mask, a phone number mask is a phone number that can forward texts and calls to your true phone number without revealing what your true number is to the person calling or texting you.With phone number masking, you can now create a phone number mask that helps you get texts and calls without revealing your true number.kach’ub’al tetz tachul molob’alpop-upnounAn overlapping window used for dialog boxes, message boxes, and other temporary windows that appear outside of an application's primary window. Typically, users will think of a "pop-up" as a window that opens automatically and without being asked.You have blocked pop-ups for this website.ilb’al uva’ at kan kuxhtu’preferencenounCustom settings within a software applicationYou can manage your profile and preferencesa’ chute’ nasa’Privacy NoticenounNotice that explains what data s Mozilla product collected, shared and why. It may also include additional information such as settings that can change how much is shared. One example is Firefox browser's privacy notice which can be found here: https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/privacy/firefox/In this Privacy Notice, we explain what data Firefox shares and point you to settings to share even less. We also adhere to the practices outlined in the Mozilla privacy policy for how we receive, handle and share information we collect from Firefox.Yol ti' uva' eetz kuxhtu'Privacy PolicynounA statement that discloses the set of practices related to the handling of personal information by Mozilla or its products. For example, Mozilla's privacy policy can be found here: https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/privacy/We also adhere to the practices outlined in the Mozilla privacy policy for how we receive, handle and share information we collect from Firefox.Ootzib'al ti' ib'anb'el ti jikil