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This is the single site where my spell checker does not let me know on time how bad my English is.
Also, I often have to refresh to see the equations in Latex format.
Not a big deal, just suggestions to improve this site.
Related: Access to the clipboard.
@drake @dimension10 The spell-checker should work now.
Thanks!
Thanks! It does work now.
The reason is that the editor is not actually a text area. At least I don't personally use Chrome (or any other browser)'s spell-checker (which is why if you see my comments on the TRF thread about the need for a new site, you'll see I had terrible spelling, since my spelling gets affected when I get angry with SE/Wikipedia) it may be a good idea to have an inbuilt spell-checker. I remember seeing a plugin for this...
Thanks. And about the latex issue, do you have any idea? Does this also happen to you?
@drake I didn't really understand what you mean about the LaTeX issue.
If your answers are 2212xy, then this bug is known.
questions pages, don't know, browser, nearly always, safari, yes
@drake The LaTeX bug is now fixed, see here.
Ah, I see, the spell-checker can actually be enabled; see this thread on the Q2A meta: Feature Request: Easy fix, add spell check to WYSIWYG editor in the next core update? @polarkernel Could you please implement the change suggested there?
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