feat(i18n): nine languages, each at its own address; release v6.3.0
The site now speaks German, French, Spanish, Ukrainian, Russian, Chinese, Korean and Hindi alongside English — 623 strings per language, 5,607 translations, covering the landing page, the key exchange, the chat, group calls and every error along the way. Each locale is a real page at a real URL (/de/, /fr/, …), generated at build time from locales/*.json. That is the whole point: the app is client-rendered, so a language that only swaps strings at runtime has no address for a crawler to index and no link anyone can share. Each page carries its own canonical, a reciprocal hreflang cluster and translated schema.org. The URL decides the language, always. A stored preference only applies where the address does not say, and nothing ever redirects on Accept-Language — that is how sites become invisible to search engines outside one country. robots.txt and sitemap.xml did not exist before; both are generated now. Bugs found on the way, each with a test that would have caught it: - partner logos used page-relative paths and 404'd from any /xx/ page - post-build stamped ?v= only into the root shell, leaving locales behind - "Back online" appeared on every page load, not just after being offline - update timestamps were hard-coded to US format for every reader - t() threw on a partial window, taking whole components down with it
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No accounts. No servers storing your messages. No installation required.
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[](#install-as-an-app)
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