While editing a RTL presentation, and adding a text which start with LTR input, the line will automatically be aligned to the left, with no option for manual configuration.

This creates issues when trying to add English inside my RTL text.

In the Hebrew language, when aligned from right to left, the punctuation marks do not align. Likewise, if you combine Hebrew and English together, the alignment is also not done as required. Therefore, currently in the Hebrew language, to achieve correct visibility, I constantly use center alignment and lower punctuation marks at the end of lines. Also, when you press Enter to lower a line, it decreases by the size of a paragraph and not by one line.

M'agradaria que el català sigui un idioma disponible a la vostra interfície

Commands, action buttons, and other text in the interface are translated very unnaturally. Most begin with the word "Please..."—no one in Poland says that, unless they're addressing another person and asking them to do something. Nor, in any computer program, does any command begin with the word "please."

The way how interface and localization to polish looks like I will give you some examles:

Instead of command "Add" it is "Please add", instead of "Edit theme" it is "Please edit theme" - sounds stupid isn't it?

I beg you - CHANGE IT.

I can help you with that if you send me localization file (translation) like english=>polish I can adjust polsih words to be like they suppose to be - free of charge. It is just annoying how it sounds right now.

There is no support for Georgian "ქართული" language, please add it as there are people that wish to use it from Georgia but can't due to the website not supporting it.

icon place : left is "左侧", bottom is "底部" ——these traslation is right . But the place of "right" should be " 右侧" ，not “对”.

icon place : left is "左侧", bottom is "底部" ——these traslation is right . But the place of "right" should be " 右侧" ，not “对”.

CANT FIND GEORGIAN LANUAGE

Hello, could you also include the Slovak language in this application? It is a completely different language than Slovenian :)