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Hello,
We have a lot of users in the system who write comments in Hebrew, and when I look at the task, everything they wrote is "reversed", that is, changes from left to right and I have to copy the task to the Notepad or turn back what they wrote in order to understand what they wanted in the task.
Is there any way to overcome this problem?
Thought I am not a Jira attlasian developer, as I am using Jira at work and feel the pain of using it with RTL languages.
I have created a chrome plugin that fixes the most annoying issues with Jira+RTL
Go ahead try it.
I hope it will be useful for you:
JiraRTL
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/jirartl/djnbhcebgngagmioniajfhbldkoegcco
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You can use Methoda's RTL for Confluence addon:
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Hello @Eitan yomtovian,
I'm afraid there's no workaround, you should watch and vote for these requests:
Hope this helps,
- Manon
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5 years on and still need to vote and watch ? There are 1.8 Billion people in the world writing right to left (including Arabic, Hebrew, Farsi and others.)
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