Google’s Chrome Web browser is getting an improved spell checker to make work inside the browser easier and more accurate.

Google has made a useful improvement to its spell-checking in the latest version of the Dev channel of the Chrome browser. Thanks to the tweak, you can now run the spell-checker tool for multiple ...

Specifically, Google has refreshed the dictionaries for Chrome’s default spell-checker, which now includes support for three additional languages: Korean, Tamil, and Albanian.

Learn how to add additional languages & dictionaries for spell checking in Chrome Spell Checker. The browser is programmed for spell-checking the default language.

1) In Chrome, the default spell-check feature is built into Chrome and does not connect to Google servers. (i.e., it's client-side) This is like using spell check on a cell phone in that you can ...

Currently, Chrome only uses the dictionary to spell check, not taking context into consideration. The future update, however, will work like Google Search’s “did you mean” feature.

With the release of the latest Chrome Beta today (version 26), Google is rolling out a new spell checker inside its browser and on Google Docs. The new version features support for three ...

When you install Chrome, a default language dictionary is installed along with it. Chrome will only offer spell checking for that default language—unless you install other dictionaries separately.

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Firefox, Google Chrome, and nearly every other browser not named Internet Explorer check your spelling as you type and suggest corrections when you right click.

Q: I’m using Windows 10 and recently downloaded DuckDuckGo from Chrome. When I misspell a word, it gives me a link that takes me to another page to find the correct spelling. Spell check in ...