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Multilingual App for the Mac App Store - where to set languages displayed in Mac App Store?

I have a Mac Osx App to submit to the Mac App Store - it supports 8 languages.

Its written mostly in pure C++, i use my own localization handling, so i DON'T use any localization strings provided by XCode.

Question: Where can i set these languages, so it gets displayed in the Mac App Store ?

  • Somewhere in xcode (in some .plist ?)
  • Somewhere in iTunes connect ?

Thanks for you help, Roman

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Roman Pfneudl Avatar asked Dec 09 '13 12:12

Roman Pfneudl


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1 Answers

In your AppName-Info.plist file, add the key CFBundleLocalizations with an array of locale strings for your supported languages.

The full Info.plist documentation is here: https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/general/Reference/InfoPlistKeyReference/Articles/CoreFoundationKeys.html

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Fruity Geek Avatar answered Oct 20 '22 05:10

Fruity Geek