Mozilla localizations refer to the process of adapting Mozilla software products (like the Firefox web browser) for specific languages and cultures. This process involves translating user interface elements, documentation, and support materials into various languages, making the software accessible to a global audience. Localizations not only include direct translation of text but often also require consideration of cultural nuances, date and time formats, number formats, and other region-specific features.
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