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Spell Check

16-05-2010 01:53AM

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cherryghost

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That is all.

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#2 16-05-2010 03:59AM

Victor

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Mozilla Firefox has a built-in spell checker. Not 100%, but useful enough.

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#3 16-05-2010 04:10AM

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I guess. Stopped using Firefox because it's gotten very bloaty in recent releases unfortunately

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#4 16-05-2010 05:29PM

jd007

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Google Chrome has it aswell

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#5 17-05-2010 07:35PM

Conor

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I'm pretty sure that Internet Explorer is the only browser that doesn't include a spell checker. Even then, there are extensions which add that capability to IE.

Given that it's a well-solved problem, we're not going to spend time re-solving it.

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