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**Translated**: menus, buttons, headings, form labels, help text, confirmation dialogs, table
column headers and the messages DefectDojo shows you.

In DefectDojo Pro, a dashboard tile keeps its default title until someone types another, and that
default is shown in the language of whoever is looking, so one shared dashboard reads in each
viewer's language. A title someone typed is their own text and stays exactly as written.

Notifications are translated too, and in **your** language rather than the language of whoever
caused them. If a colleague reading DefectDojo in German does something that notifies you, the
email you receive is in the language you chose.
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