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Looking for a spellchecker extension


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#1 EnigmaChick

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Posted 27 January 2008 - 06:59 AM

I use Firefox primarily and want to use a spellchecker extension for it but I wanted some advice from people who've used certain ones. It would be great to have one that includes both American and British spelling because living in Australia I spell primarily the British way and I usually just correct it here to the American spelling because I don't like the look of the red lines under the word(s). I realize this site has one but one more for me would be a good addition and can be used for general Firefox usage.

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#2 Gary R

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Posted 27 January 2008 - 09:52 AM

Look here

https://addons.mozil...x/browse/type:3

I use the British English and it works fine.

I've tried the US English and it too is OK


I've never touched the Aussie one ( even reading a rising intonation is like fingernails on a blackboard :D ;) )

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Posted 27 January 2008 - 11:02 AM

Thanks! :thumbup:
I've installed the Australia one and what does this mean?

( even reading a rising intonation is like fingernails on a blackboard :D ;) )


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Posted 27 January 2008 - 03:29 PM

Thanks! :thumbup:
I've installed the Australia one and what does this mean?

( even reading a rising intonation is like fingernails on a blackboard :D ;) )


It means I'm not the best lover of the way that Aussies torture the English tongue :D , love the people, hate the accent ;) :D :P .

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Posted 28 January 2008 - 12:36 AM

I'll try to overlook that you're not a fan of Alf from Home and Away. :rofl:
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Posted 28 January 2008 - 01:42 AM

I'll try to overlook that you're not a fan of Alf from Home and Away. :rofl:



My wife has banned all things Australian from the TV, she reckons we go through too many screens when they're on. Posted Image (sorry, this was the closest smiley I could find) :D

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