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Spell checking using browser spell checker
See original GitHub issueIf the DIVs and SPANs is explicitly set to contenteditable="true" (instead of inherited) you get a red squiggly under badly spelled words in the monaco editor. The context menu hides the suggestions - but if that is removed/disabled - the word can be replaced; but even without the replace - the spell lint would be very nice.
Such a “feature” would be VERY nice for .TXT, .MD etc… especially with Chromes “new” enhanced (opt. in) spell checker that also “checks the language”.
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My strategy is to do the spell checking via a language server. I have to admit that it is a bit clumsy. I also have to implement the
add to dictionaryfunction. It would be great if monaco could leverage built-in spell checkers in browsers.Really wishing spell checking was available. 👍🏻 hope this feature lands soon.