Exit Zen
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panels/network/gnome-wifi-panel.desktop.in.in:4
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770
panels/network/gnome-wifi-panel.desktop.in.in:19
English Translators: Search terms to find the Wi-Fi panel. Do NOT translate or localize the semicolons! The list MUST also end with a semicolon!
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panels/network/net-device-ethernet.c:93
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772
panels/network/net-device-ethernet.c:101
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773
panels/network/net-device-ethernet.c:103
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774
panels/network/net-device-ethernet.c:177
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775
panels/network/net-device-ethernet.c:264 panels/network/network-bluetooth.ui:5 panels/network/network-ethernet.ui:5
English Translators: This is used as the title of the connection * details window for ethernet, if there is only a single * profile. It is also used to display ethernet in the * device list.
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panels/network/net-device-mobile.c:208
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777
panels/network/net-device-wifi.c:863
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panels/network/net-device-wifi.c:867
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779
panels/network/net-device-wifi.c:1048
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Wi-Fi Network
panels/network/net-device-wifi.c:1067
English translators: This is the label for the "Forget wireless network" functionality
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panels/network/net-device-wifi.c:1221
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782
panels/network/net-device-wifi.c:1224
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783
panels/network/net-proxy.c:112
English TRANSLATORS: this is when the use leaves the PAC textbox blank
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panels/network/net-proxy.c:120
English TRANSLATORS: WPAD is bad: if you enable it on an untrusted * network, then anyone else on that network can tell your * machine that it should proxy all of your web traffic * through them.
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panels/network/network-bluetooth.ui:11
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panels/network/network-ethernet.ui:45 panels/network/network-mobile.ui:310 panels/power/cc-power-profile-row.ui:21
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panels/network/network-mobile.ui:27 panels/wwan/cc-wwan-details-dialog.ui:237
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panels/network/network-mobile.ui:41
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