(or any other language you like)
Here’s how to localize your copy of Firefox into your language of choice:
- Download the language pack that you want Firefox in. Language packs filenames end in .langpack.xpi and contain a two-letter language code. FR = French, ES = Spanish, JP = Japanese, etc.
- Install the .xpi file by either dragging it into an open Firefox window, or by opening it via File > Open.
- install Benjamin Smedberg’s Locale-Switcher Extension.
- Restart Firefox.
- You should now see a Language option under the Tools menu, and in it items for en-US (American English) and your installed language pack. Select the new language and restart Firefox.
- If all goes well, you should now have a localized version of Firefox!
The Mozilla group already have localized versions of the Firefox 1.0 release available, but if you want to use a custom build (like my G5-optimized version, par exemple) this is the easiest way to do it.
And now back to this web site’s regularly scheduled personal introspection, cranky old man ranting, and miscellaneous bits of life-related particle board.
