Hello Canada ! The Canadian version of Netvibes is up
We are happy to announce the release of the canadian local version.
Canadian users can now use Netvibes in their own language and access local content through the “Add content” side bar. First time visitors from Canada will automatically see the local version. (To change your language and local content, click on “settings” at the top of your Netvibes page)
We send a huge thank to our Canadian localizator who worked a lot to make it happens, especially Eric Desfonds
If you want to learn more about Canada check Wikipedia.
If you want to help us to build a local version for your country, please contact us
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- Bonjour le Québec ! Quebecer local version is up.
- The Lithuanian version of Netvibes is up
- Hej Danmark ! The Danish version of Netvibes is up
- Witaj Polsko ! The Polish version of Netvibes is up
- Hej Sverige ! The Swedish version of Netvibes is up
- Alô Brasil ! The Brazilian version of Netvibes is up
- Hallo Nederland ! The Dutch version of Netvibes is up
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#1 | durerca | December 21st, 2006 at 17:25
Thank you for making this Canadian version. It makes me feel more at home
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#2 | chat | December 21st, 2006 at 21:40
thank netvibe
#3 | cc | December 21st, 2006 at 21:50
WoW thank you Netvibes. Didn’t think I would see a Canada version. Most sites think since we are in North America the American version would be alright for Canada.
You guys are great. Been using Netvibes for a while now and love it.
So, once again, from a Canadian, thank you very much, it is really appreciated.
cc
#4 | OmegaX123 | December 22nd, 2006 at 07:41
‘Canadian users can now use Netvibes in their own language’? Canadians speak English and French, same as Americans, the British, and the French… We don’t have ‘our own language’. Just please, -PLEASE-, do not use the stupid stereotypes and call it ‘Canadian language’. No one I know says ‘aboot’, it’s more like somewhere between ‘about’ and ‘a boat’.
Not that I think you’d use the stereotypes per se, but…you never know with people…
#5 | Inbal | December 22nd, 2006 at 10:17
OmegaX123,
I think the text is automatic… They have a lot of new localizations to describe.
#6 | webcurieux | December 22nd, 2006 at 14:42
Le Canada est un pays bilingue ( français — anglais). Google, Yahoo, AOL et autres MSN ont reconnu cette particularité depuis longtemps sur leur portail. Un petit effort les gars.
Mais tout de même bravo pour votre page. Un travail admirable !!!
#7 | craftsman | January 26th, 2007 at 08:08
Thank you for making this Canadian version. It makes me feel more at home
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#8 | sohbet | April 24th, 2007 at 06:17
Thank you for making this Canadian version. It makes me feel more at home
#9 | sohbet | May 7th, 2007 at 04:59
Thank you for making this Canadian version. It makes me feel more at home
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#10 | Veryfy | August 2nd, 2007 at 22:35
I don’t know why (I didn’t change anything). I added 8 feeds and the weather module… and now it’s really slow. I think I might switch over to Pageflakes if this doesn’t get fixed soon. thkx.
thanks again