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"nav.privacy": "Privacy",
"nav.about": "About",
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"footer.copyright": "Doxa Notes © 2026 | Local-First & Freedom ๐ฆ
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"index.pageTitle": "DOXA Notes โ Local-First Notes & Minimalist Markdown Editor",
"index.pageDescription": "DOXA Notes is a minimalist, local-first note-taking app with Markdown support and an open JSON format. Absolute privacy for your thoughts.",
"index.ogTitle": "DOXA Notes โ Local-First Notes & Minimalist Markdown Editor",
"index.ogDescription": "DOXA Notes is a minimalist, local-first note-taking app based on an open JSON format. Your data remains fully under your control.",
"index.twitterTitle": "DOXA Notes โ Local-First Notes & Minimalist Markdown Editor",
"index.twitterDescription": "DOXA Notes is a minimalist, local-first note-taking app based on an open JSON format.",
"index.mainTitle": "DOXA Notes",
"index.subtitle": "Local-First Notes & Sovereignty",
"index.intro": "DOXA Notes: A Markdown editor, an independent, secure, and minimalist environment for storing human thoughts, notes, and life reflections. In line with the fundamental principles of personal freedom and self-sufficiency, the application consciously rejects cloud databases, third-party servers, and centralized APIs. Doxa believes that the human mind does not need to be monitored by algorithms to grow.",
"index.philosophy": "\"The core idea remains uncompromising: A radical Local-First approach, clean data in JSON format, and absolute digital privacy without corporate clouds and APIs.\"",
"index.appButton": "Enter DOXA Notes →",
"about.pageTitle": "About โ DOXA Notes",
"about.pageDescription": "Read the manifesto and the philosophical and technical goals of the DOXA Notes project. Technical sovereignty, local-first approach, and secure storage of thoughts.",
"about.ogTitle": "About โ DOXA Notes",
"about.ogDescription": "The manifesto and philosophical goals of the DOXA Notes project. Technical sovereignty, local-first approach, and secure storage of thoughts.",
"about.twitterTitle": "About โ DOXA Notes",
"about.twitterDescription": "The manifesto and philosophical goals of the DOXA Notes project.",
"about.mainTitle": "About โ Doxa",
"about.architecture.title": "Architecture",
"about.architecture.item1": "Frontend: pure HTML/CSS/JS (no frameworks).",
"about.architecture.item2": "Data format: open JSON โ durable and portable.",
"about.architecture.item3": "Local-first: data is local (localStorage or file).",
"about.architecture.item4": "The desktop application for Linux is packaged in AppImage installers.",
"about.recent.title": "What was added recently",
"about.recent.item1": "Support for multiple notes in one JSON (title + content).",
"about.recent.item2": "Adding, editing (inline + modal), and deleting notes.",
"about.recent.item3": "Reordering (arrows + drag & drop).",
"about.recent.item4": "Import / Export JSON and fallback between localStorage and local file (Electron).",
"about.recent.item5": "Markdown support added",
"about.recent.item6": "Desktop application for Linux",
"about.recent.item7": "Added tags to notes",
"about.plans.title": "Future plans",
"about.plans.item1": "UI enhancements (search, history/undo).",
"about.repo.text": "You can find the project in the Codeberg repository. If you want to contribute,\n open an issue or PR.",
"about.author.text": "Author's website, other projects, and support: Lukรกลก Kaลka",
"about.license.text": "The application is open-source and licensed under the MIT license.",
"privacy.pageTitle": "Privacy Policy โ DOXA Notes",
"privacy.pageDescription": "Privacy policy for the DOXA Notes application. No data is sent to third-party servers; everything stays with you.",
"privacy.ogTitle": "Privacy Policy โ DOXA Notes",
"privacy.ogDescription": "Privacy policy for the DOXA Notes application. No data is sent to third-party servers.",
"privacy.twitterTitle": "Privacy Policy โ DOXA Notes",
"privacy.twitterDescription": "Privacy policy for the DOXA Notes application.",
"privacy.mainTitle": "Privacy Policy",
"privacy.intro": "Doxa is designed as a local-first application\n โ privacy is a primary design principle. Below is a summary of how\n I handle data in the current state of the project.",
"privacy.stores.title": "What the application stores",
"privacy.stores.item1": "Notes: id, name,\n content, created_at,\n modified_at (if it exists).",
"privacy.stores.item2": "No automatic telemetry or tracking is\n implemented.",
"privacy.where.title": "Where the data is stored",
"privacy.where.item1": "In the browser: localStorage (key\n doxa_notes_v1).",
"privacy.where.item2": "In Electron/Node mode: a file on the disk (e.g.,\n assets/js/data/doxa.json).",
"privacy.where.item3": "Export/import: the user can download a JSON file and upload it on\n another device โ this is a manual process.",
"privacy.notSent.title": "What the application DOES NOT SEND",
"privacy.notSent.item1": "The default installation does not send notes to any remote\n server.",
"privacy.notSent.item2": "Without server-side synchronization, data is not\n sent to or backed up by third parties.",
"privacy.responsibility.title": "User's responsibility",
"privacy.responsibility.body": "Because the data is local, the responsibility for backups and secure\n server configuration (if used) lies with the owner of the installation.\n I recommend regular exports and secure storage of backups.",
"manifest.title": "Manifesto of Digital Sovereignty and Minimalist Thinking",
"manifest.projectIntent.title": "Project Intent:",
"manifest.projectIntent.body": "To create a completely independent, secure, and minimalist environment for storing human thoughts, notes, and life reflections. In line with the fundamental principles of personal freedom and self-sufficiency, the application consciously rejects cloud databases, third-party servers, and centralized APIs. DOXA believes that the human mind does not need to be monitored by algorithms to grow.",
"manifest.localFirst.title": "1. Radical Local-First Philosophy",
"manifest.localFirst.subtitle": "The application operates on the principle of absolute decentralization. It lives and dies on your device.",
"manifest.localFirst.noBackend": "No backend, no API: DOXA intentionally contains no code for sending data to remote servers. This eliminates the risk of data leaks, server outages, or changes in the provider's terms of service.",
"manifest.localFirst.privacy": "Absolute Privacy: Data is stored exclusively in your browser (localStorage) or a local file. What you write remains your exclusive property.",
"manifest.jsonFormat.title": "2. JSON Format: Durability Across Decades",
"manifest.jsonFormat.subtitle": "Data is structured in an open, clean, and human-readable JSON format. No proprietary databases.",
"manifest.jsonFormat.ownership": "Your data belongs to you. Thanks to the manual export option, you can take your repository of thoughts anywhere โ save it to your secure local drive, upload it to your own Git (GitHub/Gitea), or synchronize it through a cloud service that you yourself deem secure.",
"manifest.jsonFormat.longevity": "The purity of the format ensures that your notes will be readable even in twenty years on any device, regardless of whether DOXA still exists.",
"manifest.vanillaStack.title": "3. Technical Purity and Minimalism (Vanilla Stack)",
"manifest.vanillaStack.subtitle": "To maintain maximum speed, independence, and zero external dependencies, the application is built exclusively on clean web standards:",
"manifest.vanillaStack.frontend": "Frontend (HTML5/CSS3): A minimalist interface that does not burden the mind with the colorful chaos and visual clutter of the modern internet.",
"manifest.vanillaStack.logic": "Logic (Vanilla JavaScript ES6+): No cumbersome frameworks (React/Vue) that are subject to fashion trends and constant changes.",
"manifest.quote": "\"It does not matter how complex the circumstances around you are. When you build your own temple of thoughts, you start with the first stone. This code and your data are your own, impregnable castle.\"",
"manifest.quote.author": "โ A Stoic message for free thinkers"
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