chrome-devtools-frontend 1.0.1698733 → 1.0.1700561

package/front_end/panels/application/CrashReportContextView.ts

@@ -18,19 +18,19 @@ import * as ApplicationComponents from './components/components.js';
 
 const UIStrings = {
   /**
-   * @description Placeholder text when no context is detected.
+   * @description Header text in an empty state view when no context entries are detected in the crash report context view of the Application panel.
    */
-  noContext: 'No context entries detected across frames.',
+  noContext: 'No context entries detected across frames',
   /**
-   * @description Fallback label when a frame has no URL.
+   * @description Fallback label when a frame has no URL in the crash report context view of the Application panel.
    */
-  unknownFrame: 'Unknown Frame',
+  unknownFrame: 'Unknown frame',
   /**
-   * @description Placeholder for a search field in a toolbar
+   * @description Placeholder text for the filter input in the crash report context view of the Application panel.
    */
   filterByText: 'Filter by key or value',
   /**
-   * @description Text to refresh the page
+   * @description Tooltip text for the refresh button in the toolbar of the crash report context view in the Application panel.
    */
   refresh: 'Refresh',
 } as const;

package/front_end/panels/application/DeviceBoundSessionsTreeElement.ts

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ import type {ResourcesPanel} from './ResourcesPanel.js';
 
 const UIStrings = {
   /**
-   *@description Text for section title Application panel sidebar. A website
+   *@description Section title in the sidebar of the Application panel. A website
    * may decide to create a session for a user, for example when the user logs
    * in. They can use a protocol to make it a "device bound session". That
    * means that when the session expires, it is only possible for it to be
@@ -29,36 +29,36 @@ const UIStrings = {
    */
   deviceBoundSessions: 'Device bound sessions',
   /**
-   *@description Empty state description for root tree element and site tree
-   * elements. A website may decide to create a session for a user, for example
-   * when the user logs in. They can use a protocol to make it a "device bound
-   * session". That means that when the session expires, it is only possible
-   * for it to be extended on the device it was created on. Thus the session
-   * is considered to be bound to that device. A session can have various events,
-   * such as when it's first created, when it's extended, or when it's
-   * terminated. For more details on the protocol, see
+   *@description Empty state description for the root tree element and site tree
+   * elements in the Application panel sidebar. A website may decide to create a
+   * session for a user, for example when the user logs in. They can use a
+   * protocol to make it a "device bound session". That means that when the
+   * session expires, it is only possible for it to be extended on the device it
+   * was created on. Thus the session is considered to be bound to that device. A
+   * session can have various events, such as when it's first created, when it's
+   * extended, or when it's terminated. For more details on the protocol, see
    * https://github.com/w3c/webappsec-dbsc/blob/main/README.md and
    * https://w3c.github.io/webappsec-dbsc/.
    */
   deviceBoundSessionsCategoryDescription: 'On this page you can view device bound sessions and associated events',
   /**
-   *@description Events are sometimes linked to sessions. These are grouped
-   * visually either by session name or by 'No session' if any events are not
-   * linked to a session.
+   *@description Label for a tree item in the Application panel sidebar. Events
+   * are sometimes linked to sessions. These are grouped visually either by
+   * session name or by 'No session' if any events are not linked to a session.
    */
   noSession: 'No session',
   /**
-   *@description Tooltip text for a terminated session.
+   *@description Accessible label for a terminated session tree item in the Application panel sidebar.
    *@example {session_1} sessionName
    */
-  terminatedSession: '{sessionName}, Session terminated',
+  terminatedSession: '{sessionName}, session terminated',
   /**
-   *@description Tooltip text for a session with errors.
+   *@description Accessible label for a session tree item with errors in the Application panel sidebar.
    *@example {session_1} sessionName
    */
-  sessionWithErrors: '{sessionName}, Session has errors',
+  sessionWithErrors: '{sessionName}, session has errors',
   /**
-   *@description Context menu item for clearing a session.
+   *@description Context menu item in the Application panel sidebar to clear a session.
    */
   clear: 'Clear',
 } as const;