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    Dictionary for Firefox

    My spelling is awful. All due I may say to learing to speak English with A gordie dad a Yorkshire mum & living on the out skirts of cockney.

    So Fire fox I have. A dictionary I need. Looked on line. Millions of them.

    So any advice will be gratefully recived. I need simplicity a must.

    Laurie

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  • yak face
    Moderator
    • Jun 2009
    • 13870
    • Tony
    • Sheffield

    #2
    kant reely help lorry , ive never had a problum wiv my speeling

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    • Guest

      #3
      There's "one click popup dictionary" add on for Mozilla.

      It's endorsed by dictionary.com so should be up to date.

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      • Andy2035
        • Aug 2011
        • 730

        #4
        Hi Laurie,

        I think I use the same as Colin, it's in the 'Add-On' section, "British English Dictionary 1.19.1" for Firefox, it highlights the incorrect words, right click on it and it will give you a list of what words it could be, the other thing I do if I don't think it has listed the correct one is to use the Google search, copy and paste the word in there and nine times out of ten it will give you the correct spelling...

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        • Guest

          #5
          I can third that! Although I haven't yet installed it on my most recent laptop (which I'm currently using), so thanks for the reminder!!! :P

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          • Guest

            #6
            Up & running you men. Thanks very much.

            And watt wood a dick shun ray do four yew Tony

            Laurie

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            • flyjoe180
              SMF Supporters
              • Jan 2012
              • 12463
              • Joe
              • Earth

              #7
              Yep, it's a great dictionary that add on, it was always a pain trying to type in New Zealand English only to have a computer say it's wrong all the time.

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