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Add to Dictionary #36
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I'm having the same issue. This error is thrown:
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The same question... Actually method |
@clusterberries So theoretically you could save an array of the added words and re-add them at the beginning each session? |
If you're doing this (with or without saving across sessions) and could share a snippet of code showing how to implement as simple as it sounds, I would be most appreciative. |
@slapbox I've stopped working on it for now. But it should not be difficult, you can save all added words in local storage or somewhere else. When the app is initializing, call |
@clusterberries looks like I owe you 🍻 for this simple idea |
I am having the same issue. On Clicking
Has anyone solved this issue ?? Is there any way to override the |
A guy has written a fix for this already and it is still pending in the Pull request. As a workaround, we can use info.selection = info.selectionText |
Would be great to see this in Windows as well, Simplenote uses this in order to spell check and only OSX users can benefit from this feature. Adding here two internal references to reach out users that have requested or asked about this: 1507139-zen , 1768586-zen |
Years later, and it still seems to be an issue. Is there a valid workaround for this? I tried Of course, if it was intergated officially, it would be even better. Adding custom words is a basic feature, and it's especially weird that Mac has it and Windows doesn't. |
I'm very surprised that Chrome and Electron fetch a dictionary from the internet rather than using the dictionaries in the native OS. It is quite annoying to have to update dictionaries for specific applications, if they even support it. I don't see a way to switch dictionaries or add entries at all in the Electron apps I use on Linux. |
Why is it that add to dictionary is only enabled on macs? Also, even if I try and add to dictionary on my mac, it doesn't do anything.
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