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Add official Hebrew localization support to the Codex desktop app
#30044
I'd love to see official Hebrew (he-IL) localization support in the Codex desktop app.
Many developers in Israel use Codex daily, and while most of us can work in English, having the interface available in Hebrew would make the experience much more accessible for students, beginners, and non-native English speakers.
It would also be great if the localization system were community-friendly, for example by allowing translations to be contributed through language files or Crowdin/GitHub.
Suggested features:
Full Hebrew UI translation.
Right-to-left (RTL) layout support where appropriate.
Ability for the community to contribute and improve translations.
Easy language switching from Settings.
Hebrew is spoken by millions of people, and Israel has one of the world's highest concentrations of software engineers and AI users. Supporting Hebrew would benefit a large and active developer community.
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I'd love to see official Hebrew (he-IL) localization support in the Codex desktop app.
Many developers in Israel use Codex daily, and while most of us can work in English, having the interface available in Hebrew would make the experience much more accessible for students, beginners, and non-native English speakers.
It would also be great if the localization system were community-friendly, for example by allowing translations to be contributed through language files or Crowdin/GitHub.
Suggested features:
Hebrew is spoken by millions of people, and Israel has one of the world's highest concentrations of software engineers and AI users. Supporting Hebrew would benefit a large and active developer community.
Thank you for considering it!
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