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## Summary by CodeRabbit
- **New Features**
- Implemented internationalization support across various components
using the `useTranslate` function for dynamic content translation.
- **Enhancements**
- Updated UI elements such as buttons, tooltips, placeholders, and
labels to display translated text, improving accessibility and user
experience for non-English speakers.
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Co-authored-by: Baptiste Arnaud <contact@baptiste-arnaud.fr>
Co-authored-by: Baptiste Arnaud <baptiste.arnaud95@gmail.com>
/claim #667
The volume slider in audio element in windows chrome overflows.
Possible fixes:
1. Change the width of audio blocks. (Not suggested, as the width of all
blocks should be consistent)
2. Adjust the audio sub elements, so it doesn't overflow.(IMPLEMENTED)
It's not so straightforward to apply customization to audio tag element.
The best possible way I could find, to make the app look good, is by
hiding the timeline track in the audio. It was showing up very small
anyway(due to block width), so there shouldn't be an issue.
Please look at the before & after videos below.
https://github.com/baptisteArno/typebot.io/assets/29385192/f61c5b58-834d-470f-b684-bd82181e07f4https://github.com/baptisteArno/typebot.io/assets/29385192/88f932eb-dc7e-4346-bf64-6405a015013e
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### Summary by CodeRabbit
- Style: Improved the visual layout of the audio player on Windows. The
update includes a cleaner interface by hiding the track timeline and
adjusting the media controls panel. This change enhances the user
experience by providing a more streamlined and intuitive audio player
design.
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