2. Jump Cutter
3. Romanian

Advice (optional to read)

If you want to look where a certain string appears in the source code, go here, and replace chartLengthInSeconds in the search bar at the top left with the key of the string in question.

This goes for practically any project, but I'll reiterate: a bad translation is worse than no translation. If you don't know what's the meaning of what you're translating, it's better to ask in the comments and skip the string for now. Untranslated strings will be displayed in English anyway.

Feel free to add new languages (you'd need to create an account for that (which I recommend anyway)). Although it's best to make sure beforehand that they are actually currently supported in browsers so you work doesn't go to waste, so text me.

Feel free to contact me (or simply write comments) if you face any trouble translating (e.g. if it's not possible to properly translate a string with placeholders).

If you've made a translation but the extension doesn't appear to display in that language, please reach out to me. I might have messed up language codes.

Side note: If you want translation activity to be displayed on your GitHub profile, you also have to star or fork WofWca/jumpcutter-translations. It's because translations are used as a submodule in the main repo. See GitHub docs.