Hi,
*1. Strings for AOO download page in Polish*Corrected version is in text file "StringsInPolish", available at the following link: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1KySmjSLY53vrsJL9sCi-1j9e0y6Y6YLj In file "StringsOnScreen" I placed due screenshots (in Polish and English). It is available at the following link: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1aP9wgcOFeRZBQ_TgAaIJIAt0s6MLS-0a Please make necessary changes. (Let me/us hope that for some time I am done with translating AOO download page) *2. PAGE: https://www.openoffice.org/download/ <https://www.openoffice.org/download/>* In file "MByte" I placed a screenshot. File is available at the the following link: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1boW13VxdlJWUKmr3k_9Col6uFWvriLWa There are two lines on download page providing information on size: Full Installation: File size ~ 134 MByte | Signatures and hashes: Language Pack: File size ~ 18 MByte | Signatures and hashes: In both lines confusing hybrid "MByte" is used. Considering explanation of "megabyte" unit given - for example - by Wikipedia ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Megabyte ) I suggest making a change in above information: use either symbol of unit of measurement ("MB") or its name. If you decide to employ the latter: unless file size is equal to or around 1 MB (improbable in practice), on any download page you should use "megabytes". Example: first option: "134 MB" second option: "134 megabytes" It's similar to approach with any SI unit e.g. unit of length - meter. To denote 2-kilometer distance one can use: "2 km" or "2 kilometers" and definitely not any of these: "2 kmeter" or "2kmeters". So please decide and act accordingly. *3. PAGE: https://www.openoffice.org/ <https://www.openoffice.org/>* On the right side, label: "Recent Blog Posts". The upper part of it is/could be truncated. Funny thing is that stepwise scaling (zooming in OR zooming out) may result in both no-truncation or truncation. That will not happen in case of "Recent News" label. It is never truncated. Neither stepwise scaling will affect its appearance. I briefly looked at the source code for both items (via Chrome DevTools). Problem might lie in a negative value for margin property. Unfortunately I do not have time to study the code in detail and find "the culprit" let alone come up with any viable solution. *4. PAGE: https://www.openoffice.org/ <https://www.openoffice.org/>*Same case like in point 3. AOO logo is truncated. Stepwise scaling (zooming in OR zooming out) may result in both no-truncation or truncation. Other icons may be affected too. Even hovering over area next to icon could "force" truncated icon to be displayed in its full shape. Please note in this context that - for example - on page: https://www.openoffice.org/product/index.html everythings work fine (icons & labels, no truncation, no glitches when scaling). File named "Glitches" containing adequate screenshots for point. 3 and point 4. is available at the link given below: https://drive.google.com/open?id=12vFh3S4RI-M4ECJkj56dAm7HgyOSFaRq If links given above are not useable, please let me know. I am testing my Google drive functionalities for the very first time... With regard, Czesław Wolański
