Spell Check
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Spell Check
Since there are some people on the forum who don't like misspelled words, is there any way of adding spell check?
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I think you can get your own personal spell check for your browser...like google or something
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As for spell check built in, the resources it would require would be pretty high for a web server. It would be much simpler and resource friendly to use one of the many browser spellers.
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I browse with Opera & use "Aspell" as my spell checker. Both Opera and Aspell are free of charge and great to use.
Using Aspell with Opera Web Browser.
Using Aspell with Opera Web Browser.