typeError=Error: 
typeWarning=Warning: 
typeNetwork=Network: 
typeException=Exception:  
typeCssParser=CSS Parser: 
typeStrict=Strict Warning: 
msgCategory=Category: 
errFile=Source File: %S
errLine=Line: %S
errLineCol=Line: %S, Column: %S
errCode=Source Code:
jsWorkspaceTitle=JS Workspace
btnHide=Hide
btnPrefs=Preferences
categoryPage=Page:
categoryConsole=Console:
btnMutation=DOM Mutation
tipMutation=Toggle DOM Mutation event logging
btnPageNet=Net
tipPageNet=Log network access
btnPageCSS=CSS
tipPageCSS=Log CSS parsing errors
btnPageJS=JS
tipPageJS=Log JavaScript exceptions
btnConsoleErrors=Errors
tipConsoleErrors=Log calls to console.error()
btnConsoleInfo=Info
tipConsoleInfo=Log calls to console.info()
btnConsoleWarnings=Warnings
tipConsoleWarnings=Log calls to console.warn()
btnConsoleLog=Log
tipConsoleLog=Log calls to console.log()
btnGlobal=Global Messages
tipGlobal=Toggle Global Message logging
localConsole=Local Console
itemClear=Clear Console
stringFilter=Filter
close.button=Close
close.accesskey=C
update.button=Update
update.accesskey=U
# LOCALIZATION NOTE FOR `jsPropertyTitle` AND `jsPropertyInspectTitle`:
#
# The "PropertyPanel" is used to display a JS object to the user.
# If it is clear which object is being inspected (e.g., window, document object)
# the title of the panel is based on the `jsPropertyInspectTitle` string.
# If it isn't clear which object is being inspected, the `jsPropertyTitle` string
# gets used. This can be the case when the user logs an object to the WebConsole
# output using the console.log(aObjectToInspect) method.
#
# You can find a screenshot of the PropertyPanel here:
#   https://bug585030.bugzilla.mozilla.org/attachment.cgi?id=464034
jsPropertyTitle=Object Inspector
# LOCALIZATION NOTE (jsPropertyInspectTitle):
#
# The %S is replaced by the evaluated code the user clicked on in the console.
#
# Example: The user executed `window.document` in the WebConsole. The `document`
# object is written to the output. If the user clicks on the `document` output
# in the console, a PropertyPanel will show up. The title of the PropertyPanel
# is set to `Inspect: window.document` because the clicked `document` object was
# evaluated based on the `window.document` string.
jsPropertyInspectTitle=Inspect: %S
copyCmd.label=Copy
copyCmd.accesskey=C
selectAllCmd.label=Select All
selectAllCmd.accesskey=A
# LOCALIZATION NOTE (timestampFormat): %1$02S = hours (24-hour clock),
# %2$02S = minutes, %3$02S = seconds, %4$03S = milliseconds.
timestampFormat=%02S:%02S:%02S.%03S

helperFuncUnsupportedTypeError=Can't call pprint on this type of object.
# LOCALIZATION NOTE (networkUrlWithStatus):
#
# When the HTTP request is started only the URL of the request is printed to the
# WebConsole. As the response status of the HTTP request arrives, the URL string
# is replaced by this string (the response status can look like `HTTP/1.1 200 OK`).
# The bracket is not closed to mark that this request is not done by now. As the
# request is finished (the HTTP connection is closed) this string is replaced
# by `networkUrlWithStatusAndDuration` which has a closing the braket.
#
# %1$S = URL of network request
# %2$S = response status code from the server (e.g. `HTTP/1.1 200 OK`)
networkUrlWithStatus=%1$S [%2$S
# LOCALIZATION NOTE (networkUrlWithStatusAndDuration):
#
# When the HTTP request is finished (the HTTP connection is closed) this string
# replaces the former `networkUrlWithStatus` string in the WebConsole.
#
# %1$S = URL of network request
# %2$S = response status code from the server (e.g. `HTTP/1.1 200 OK`)
# %3$S = duration for the complete network request in milliseconds
networkUrlWithStatusAndDuration=%1$S [%2$S %3$Sms]
NetworkPanel.label=Inspect Network Request
# LOCALIZATION NOTE (NetworkPanel.deltaDurationMS):
#
# This string is used to show the duration between two network events (e.g
# request and respones header or response header and response body).
NetworkPanel.durationMS=%Sms
# LOCALIZATION NOTE (NetworkPanel.imageSizeDeltaDurationMS):
# This string is used to show the duration between the response header and the
# response body event. It also shows the size of the received or cached image.
#
# The first %S is replace by the width of the inspected image.
# The second %S is replaced by the height of the inspected image.
# The third %S is replaced by the duration between the response header and the
# response body event.
NetworkPanel.imageSizeDeltaDurationMS=%Sx%Spx, Δ%Sms