source: osm/applications/editors/josm/plugins/native-password-manager/data/en.lang

    1 <br><strong>Warning:</strong> There may be sensitive data left in your preference file. ({0})
    2 Back
    3 Cancel
    4 Close the dialog and discard all changes
    5 Confirm the setup and close this dialog
    6 Depending on your Operating System / Distribution, you may have to create a default keyring / wallet first.
    7 Encrypt data with Windows logon credentials
    8 Finish
    9 Found sensitive data that is still saved in JOSM''s preference file (plain text).
   10 Go to the previous page
   11 JOSM/OAuth/{0}/Parameters
   12 JOSM/OAuth/{0}/Token
   13 JOSM/OSM API/Password
   14 JOSM/OSM API/Username
   15 JOSM/Proxy/Password
   16 JOSM/Proxy/Username
   17 Native Password Manager Plugin
   18 Native password manager plugin
   19 Next
   20 No native password manager could be found!
   21 No thanks, use JOSM''s plain text preferences storage
   22 No, just keep it
   23 Plain text, JOSM default
   24 Proceed and go to the next page
   25 Save user and password ({0})
   26 The native password manager plugin detected {0} on your system.
   27 The username and password is protected by {0}.
   28 Transfer to password manager and remove from preference file
   29 Use your system''s password manager to store the API username and password. (KWallet and gnome-keyring are supported.)
   30 Use {0}
   31 oauth key
   32 oauth secret
   33 password
   34 proxy password
   35 proxy username
   36 username
   37 {0}/Password
   38 {0}/Username