<!-- This appears as a text button where users can click to create this passkey in other available places. [CHAR LIMIT=80] -->
<stringname="string_create_in_another_place">Create in another place</string>
<!-- This appears as a text button where users can click to create this password or other credential types in other available places. [CHAR LIMIT=80] -->
<stringname="string_save_to_another_place">Save to another place</string>
<!-- This appears as a text button where users can click to use another device to create this credential. [CHAR LIMIT=80] -->
<stringname="string_use_another_device">Use another device</string>
<!-- This appears as a text button where users can click to save this credential to another device. [CHAR LIMIT=80] -->
<stringname="string_save_to_another_device">Save to another device</string>
<!-- This appears as the title of the modal bottom sheet introducing what is passkey to users. [CHAR LIMIT=200] -->
<!-- This string introduces passkeys to the users for the first time they use this method. Tip: to avoid gendered language patterns, this header could be translated as if the original string were "More safety with passkeys". [CHAR LIMIT=200] -->
<stringname="passkey_creation_intro_title">Safer with passkeys</string>
<!-- This appears as the description body of the modal bottom sheet introducing why passkey beneficial on the passwords side. [CHAR LIMIT=200] -->
<!-- These strings highlight passkey benefits. [CHAR LIMIT=200] -->
<stringname="passkey_creation_intro_body_password">With passkeys, you don’t need to create or remember complex passwords</string>
<!-- This appears as the description body of the modal bottom sheet introducing why passkey beneficial on the safety side. [CHAR LIMIT=200] -->
<stringname="passkey_creation_intro_body_fingerprint">Passkeys are encrypted digital keys you create using your fingerprint, face, or screen lock</string>
<!-- This appears as the description body of the modal bottom sheet introducing why passkey beneficial on the using other devices side. [CHAR LIMIT=200] -->
<stringname="passkey_creation_intro_body_device">They are saved to a password manager, so you can sign in on other devices</string>
<!-- This appears as the title of the modal bottom sheet which provides all available providers for users to choose. [CHAR LIMIT=200] -->
<stringname="choose_provider_title">Choose where to <xliff:gid="createTypes"example="create your passkeys">%1$s</xliff:g></string>
<!-- Create types which are inserted as a placeholder for string choose_provider_title. [CHAR LIMIT=200] -->
<stringname="create_your_passkeys">create your passkeys</string>
<stringname="save_your_password">save your password</string>
<stringname="save_your_sign_in_info">save your sign-in info</string>
<!-- This appears as the title of the modal bottom sheet which provides all available providers for users to choose. [CHAR LIMIT=200] -->
<stringname="choose_provider_title">Choose where to save your <xliff:gid="createTypes"example="passkeys">%1$s</xliff:g></string>
<!-- This appears as the description body of the modal bottom sheet which provides all available providers for users to choose. [CHAR LIMIT=200] -->
<stringname="choose_provider_body">Select a password manager to save your info and sign in faster next time.</string>
<stringname="choose_provider_body">Select a password manager to save your info and sign in faster next time</string>
<!-- This appears as the title of the modal bottom sheet for users to choose the create option inside a provider when the credential type is passkey. [CHAR LIMIT=200] -->
<stringname="choose_create_option_passkey_title">Create passkey for <xliff:gid="appName"example="Tribank">%1$s</xliff:g>?</string>
<!-- This appears as the title of the modal bottom sheet for users to choose the create option inside a provider when the credential type is password. [CHAR LIMIT=200] -->
<stringname="choose_create_option_password_title">Save password for <xliff:gid="appName"example="Tribank">%1$s</xliff:g>?</string>
<!-- This appears as the title of the modal bottom sheet for users to choose the create option inside a provider when the credential type is others. [CHAR LIMIT=200] -->
<stringname="choose_create_option_sign_in_title">Save sign-in info for <xliff:gid="appName"example="Tribank">%1$s</xliff:g>?</string>
<!-- This appears as the description body of the modal bottom sheet for users to choose the create option inside a provider. [CHAR LIMIT=200] -->
<stringname="choose_create_option_description">You can use your <xliff:gid="appDomainName"example="Tribank">%1$s</xliff:g><xliff:gid="credentialTypes"example="passkey">%2$s</xliff:g> on any device. It is saved to <xliff:gid="providerInfoDisplayName"example="Google Password Manager">%3$s</xliff:g> for <xliff:gid="createInfoDisplayName"example="elisa.beckett@gmail.com">%4$s</xliff:g>.</string>
<!-- Types which are inserted as a placeholder as credentialTypes for other strings. [CHAR LIMIT=200] -->
<stringname="passkey">passkey</string>
<stringname="password">password</string>
<stringname="passkeys">passkeys</string>
<stringname="passwords">passwords</string>
<stringname="sign_ins">sign-ins</string>
<stringname="sign_in_info">sign-in info</string>
<!-- This appears as the title of the modal bottom sheet for users to choose other available places the created password can be saved to. [CHAR LIMIT=200] -->
<!-- This text is followed by a list of one or more options. [CHAR LIMIT=200] -->
<!-- This appears as the title of the modal bottom sheet for users to choose to create a passkey on another device. [CHAR LIMIT=200] -->
<stringname="create_passkey_in_other_device_title">Create a passkey in another device?</string>
<stringname="create_passkey_in_other_device_title">Create passkey in another device?</string>
<!-- This appears as the title of the modal bottom sheet for users to confirm whether they should use the selected provider as default or not. [CHAR LIMIT=200] -->
<stringname="use_provider_for_all_title">Use <xliff:gid="providerInfoDisplayName"example="Google Password Manager">%1$s</xliff:g> for all your sign-ins?</string>
<!-- TODO: Check the wording here. -->
<!-- This appears as the description body of the modal bottom sheet for users to confirm whether they should use the selected provider as default or not. [CHAR LIMIT=200] -->
<stringname="use_provider_for_all_description">This password manager will store your passwords and passkeys to help you easily sign in.</string>
<!-- Button label to set the selected provider on the modal bottom sheet as default. [CHAR LIMIT=40] -->
<stringname="use_provider_for_all_description">This password manager will store your passwords and passkeys to help you easily sign in</string>
<!-- This is a label for a button that sets this password manager as the default. [CHAR LIMIT=20] -->
<stringname="set_as_default">Set as default</string>
<!-- Button label to set the selected provider on the modal bottom sheet not as default but just use once. [CHAR LIMIT=40] -->
<!-- This is a label for a button that makes this password manager be used just in this specific case. [CHAR LIMIT=20] -->
<stringname="use_once">Use once</string>
<!-- Appears as an option row subtitle to show how many passwords and passkeys are saved in this option when there are passwords and passkeys. [CHAR LIMIT=80] -->
<stringname="get_dialog_title_use_sign_in_for">Use your saved sign-in for <xliff:gid="app_name"example="YouTube">%1$s</xliff:g>?</string>
<!-- This appears as the title of the dialog asking for user to make a choice from various previously saved credentials to sign in to the app. [CHAR LIMIT=200] -->
<stringname="get_dialog_title_choose_sign_in_for">Choose a saved sign-in for <xliff:gid="app_name"example="YouTube">%1$s</xliff:g></string>
<!-- Appears as an option row for viewing all the available sign-in options. [CHAR LIMIT=80] -->
<!-- This is a label for a button that links the user to different sign-in methods . [CHAR LIMIT=80] -->
<stringname="get_dialog_use_saved_passkey_for">Sign in another way</string>
<!-- Appears as a text button in the snackbar for users to click to view all options. [CHAR LIMIT=80] -->
<!-- This is a label for a button that links the user to different sign-in methods. [CHAR LIMIT=80] -->