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Hello everyone ! I recently discovered obsidian, I see the community is very active! The tool looks great but I have a problem … I am dyslexic and I need a powerful spell checker. I am one who is compatible with Microsoft’s “Words” which is called “antidote” of the company “druide”. But I contact that they are not compatibility with obsidian … someone to guide me and create a compatibility plugins between the two software (antidote and obsidian) ? I don’t know much about plugins reaction … thank you very much for your answers!

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I’ll be right back with more info! to help with the creation of the plugins.

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This is what i know ! antidote is compatible with Markdown text (that’s what they say on their site. You can download a trial version of 30J at www.antidote.info/en). Then what I’m looking for is not necessarily a perfect integration as in “word” but more like a thing in the attached video (1), Highlight the text and then right click to get to a drop-down menu and be able to click on "antidote corrector ”… which opens the antidote software with the underlined text. once the text corrects in antidote I close it and the corrected text appears in the text on the obsidian software. Don’t hesitate to ask me more questions!

(1) https://1drv.ms/v/s!AoXansTi8UyHgcNkkZfl9YidBx3wTg

#4

The look of Antidote reminds me of LanguageTool(https://languagetool.org/).
There is a plugin for it which works like the browser version.
Also, LanguageTool is free and does not require a registration if you don’t need their premium features.

But also from what I can see on the page getting Antidote support in obsidian should not be too complicated.(Developer Tools | Antidote.info for anyone who wants to work on it)

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