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Hello,

On Weblate just a moment ago, an unknown user added three strings to glossaries of at least several (I suspect all) languages. These are "Apply", "_OK" and "_Apply". How is this possible and was it intentional?

Also the recent Weblate update made glossaries more usable while translating, but unfortunately also harder to find otherwise. There's no direct link to glossary any more from the language pages. Would it be possible to change the glossary into a project that is listed among the other projects, as seen e.g. here: https://hosted.weblate.org/projects/mypaint/ Also, it would be nice to rename the glossary to something like "LibreOffice Glossary" as it is used for all projects, anyway, not just UI master.

Best regards,
Tuomas Hietala

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