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We know and we love when we find ways to put that knowledge into practice. On the Edge team, we believe—and usage and show—that developer experiences are more productive when they fit our language and location preferences. Today, we’re excited to move in that direction by announcing that the new Microsoft Edge now features DevTools localized in 10 languages (in addition to English):
This adds our new browser tools to a long list of other localized Microsoft developer experiences including VS Code, Azure Portal, and more.
This release is the result of collaboration over many months between our team and the DevTools, Lighthouse, and Chrome teams at Google. We’ve all localizability features upstream (), and plan to continue to do so so that other browsers can benefit from this work.
Try the localized developer tools
Make sure you have “Enable localized Developer Tools” turned on by heading to edge://flags, finding that flag, and setting it to “Enabled” (this is on by default in Canary; on by default soon in Dev, Beta, and Stable channels). Once on, your DevTools will match the language of the browser.
If you just wanted to try the feature out and wish to revert to English, go to DevTools Settings (F1) > Preferences and click the checkbox to deselect “Match browser language.”
What’s next
For the initial release, we went with the top languages used by web developers within our ecosystem. Next, we’re evaluating popular right-to-left languages like Hebrew and Arabic and working on localizing our . If you’d like those languages or other features in the localization and internationalization space, please let us know. We’re always happy to hear your thoughts.
To get in touch, you can Send Feedback from the Microsoft Edge menu (Alt-Shift-I), or .
– , Program Manager, Microsoft Edge DevTools
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| Chinese (Simplified) – 中文(简体)（简体） | Chinese (Traditional) – 中文(繁體)（繁體） |
| French – français | German – deutsch |
| Italian – italiano | Portuguese – português |
| Korean – 한국어 | Japanese – 日本語 |
| Russian – русский | Spanish – español |
This adds our new browser tools to a long list of other localized Microsoft developer experiences including VS Code, Azure Portal, and more.
This release is the result of collaboration over many months between our team and the DevTools, Lighthouse, and Chrome teams at Google. We’ve all localizability features upstream (), and plan to continue to do so so that other browsers can benefit from this work.
Try the localized developer tools
Make sure you have “Enable localized Developer Tools” turned on by heading to edge://flags, finding that flag, and setting it to “Enabled” (this is on by default in Canary; on by default soon in Dev, Beta, and Stable channels). Once on, your DevTools will match the language of the browser.
If you just wanted to try the feature out and wish to revert to English, go to DevTools Settings (F1) > Preferences and click the checkbox to deselect “Match browser language.”
What’s next
For the initial release, we went with the top languages used by web developers within our ecosystem. Next, we’re evaluating popular right-to-left languages like Hebrew and Arabic and working on localizing our . If you’d like those languages or other features in the localization and internationalization space, please let us know. We’re always happy to hear your thoughts.
To get in touch, you can Send Feedback from the Microsoft Edge menu (Alt-Shift-I), or .
– , Program Manager, Microsoft Edge DevTools
The post appeared first on .