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Feature request: msg#00003

Subject: Feature request

Hi all,

I have a serious problem to find modules that has been updated with new 
strings since my last translation 'attack'.

There should be some sort of a subscription service for every 
translatable module where the user can choose to track changes in the 
translation, new strings added, new fuzzy strings, suggestions, 
translations by someone else, etc. This could be done via e-mail.

I also have a problem to see which modules that are 100% and those who 
are very close to 100%. There should be a column in [1] and similar 
pages showing how many untranslated strings exist in the module.

[1] https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/dapper/+lang/sv

Regards,
Daniel





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