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Localization
Software localization (or localisation) means translation of a software interface and messages to another language plus adaptation of some formats (e.g. measures, dates and currency) plus adaptation to local cultures.
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Weblate has a help/support drop down in the top menu, currently (v4.4.2) looking as following:
The lower entries are fine and are Weblate specific as:
- About Weblate
- Documentation
- Contribute to Weblate
- Donate to Weblate
The upper part heavily depends on the installat
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It would be cool to add Google Translate support, because most likely Google Translate is better than Microsoft Translate.
And maybe it would be good idea to use Google Apps Script, because it has a free unlimited Google Translate. Here is an [example article](https://techstreams.github.io/2016/01/07/translation-automation-with-wor
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Localization apps
POEditor
Manage your software localization collaboratively
Crowdin
Agile localization for your projects
GitLocalize
Continuous Localization for GitHub projects

Describe the bug
Given a message like
{input, plural, other {# + #}}, one would expect both#placeholders getting replaced by the plural value. But only the first one is actually replaced.To Reproduce