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.dictionary

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-personal_ws-1.1 en 274 utf-8
+personal_ws-1.1 en 275 utf-8
 ADRs
 APIs
 Adblock
@@ -52,6 +52,7 @@ Menubar
 Mio
 MozillaVPN
 Mozillians
+Mullvad
 NDK
 NONINFRINGEMENT
 NotificationsUnsecuredNetworkMessage

docs/Components/l10n.md

@@ -179,11 +179,11 @@ This map can be imported in C++ code through the header `i18nlanguagenames.h`.
 
 ##### Adding
 
-The `extras.xliff` file must always contain strings for all languages supported by the application. In order to know which languages are supported bythe application, one can simply look at the folder list in the i18n submodule. To guarantee the `extras.xliff` file and the suported language list is always up to date, a linter workflow is executed on each commit that checks if the i18n submodules and the `extras.xliff` language names are up to date.
+The `extras.xliff` file must always contain strings for all languages supported by the application. In order to know which languages are supported by the application, one can simply look at the folder list in the i18n submodule. To guarantee the `extras.xliff` file and the supported language list is always up to date, a linter workflow is executed on each commit that checks if the i18n submodule and the `extras.xliff` language names are up to date.
 
 ##### Removing
 
-The linter does not check if a language name string must be _removed_ from `extras.xliff`. When that is case, it is up to developers to do so adn the process is as simple as deleting the XML node that includes the unwanted string.
+The linter does not check if a language name string must be _removed_ from `extras.xliff`. When that is case, it is up to developers to do so and the process is as simple as deleting the XML node that includes the unwanted string.
 
 ##### Editing