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Thanks for building Stringz so far, it's already proven to be a super valuable tool to quickly see localization strings across all supported languages in a project. Something I'd wish for however would be for language columns to take up a little more space by default, especially the first Key column and have the entire view scroll horizontally.
For reference, this is what it currently looks like in fullscreen mode for me, adjusting the columns at the far right manually is a bit tedious.
Thanks for considering!
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From my own experience localizing my apps whenever I'm working on translating to a new language I would only need 4 columns in the editor (Key, Comment, Base, and the language I'm translating to), and I would rarely need to view all supported language side by side, So right now I'm working on a feature that allows the user to view only the columns they're working on and hide other columns.
I think this feature would help you with your issue as well.
Thanks for building Stringz so far, it's already proven to be a super valuable tool to quickly see localization strings across all supported languages in a project. Something I'd wish for however would be for language columns to take up a little more space by default, especially the first Key column and have the entire view scroll horizontally.
For reference, this is what it currently looks like in fullscreen mode for me, adjusting the columns at the far right manually is a bit tedious.
![Screen Shot 2021-01-11 at 21 18 45](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2625584/104233776-c12dfc80-5452-11eb-8f0a-547fe993e3d5.png)
Thanks for considering!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: