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regular web browser anyways.
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* It will be replaced by the compatible Qt WebKit revived/ng soon and hence no longer be deprecated.
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## Adding translations
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## Contributing
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### Adding translations
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Currently translations for English and German are available. Further translations
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can be added quite easily:
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the [Qt Tools repository](http://code.qt.io/cgit/qt/qttools.git/) and its usage
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is [well documented](http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/linguist-translators.html).
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### Using backend libraries
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Note that the contained backend libraries (which provide connecting to Syncthing, data models and more) are written for internal
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use whithin the components contained by this repository.
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Hence those libraries do *not* provide a stable ABI/API. If you like to
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use them to develop Syncthing integration or tooling with Qt and C++, it makes most sense to contribute it as an additional component
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directly to this repository. Then I will be able to take it into account when changeing the API.
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## Known bugs
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The following bugs are caused by dependencies and hence tracked externally. For bugs of Syncthing Tray itself, checkout the issues
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on GitHub.
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