#10

I would definitely appreciate this, I often misspel when I’m freeflowing!

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#11

This is a must-have for me. This is one of only 2 things holding me back from fully embracing Obsidian right now

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#12

Also for me, this is crucial :wink:

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#13

I would also kill for a spellchecker

#14

up vote for this one! plug in or native it’s a must have for any writing app.

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#15

I am well known as the King of Typos!

+1 Mac spell checker
+1 Grammarly

@kbrede, provided a bash script solution via Aspell here.

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#16

System spellchecker has the added bonus of text expansion and replacement, at least on Mac.

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#17

+1 For system spellcheck

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#18

+1 for privacy.
I’m trying Obsidian because I can keep my info private in my computer, I don’t need/want another ‘app’ calling home.

#19

Support 3rd party tools, like Grammarly, will be great.
+1 Grammarly

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#20

+1 for system

#21

In great demand for spellcheck.

#22

+1 for me as well

Include Portuguese spelling check
#23

Really love the app. Thank you for the amazing work :heart: A spell check feature would be killer and is probably my #1 ask

#24

Implemented for english.

Spanish Spellcheck
#25

Spell checker was added in 0.7.5 and a user dictionary is added in 0.7.6.

If you need another language, please open a separate feature request; I’m moving this main thread to archived.

#26

It is also possible to use the text espander espanso for auto-correction mis-spelled words, e.g. with the following espanso package:

With espanso, the auto-correction is not limited to which text editor to use.

One can also define own espanso packages for spell check or for other purposes.

#27

Hi!

Is there a way to allow Obsidian to use the spell check and dictionaries features of the operating system?

My primary system is Linux, and like everyone else, we have a variety of solutions like Aspell / Spell that could make it “easier” to add spell check support for many languages.

I looked for it here on the forum, but I didn’t find anything similar to that.

Thanks in advance.

003-twitter :vulcan_salute:t2:

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#28

LanguageTool is better than Grammarly, as it is Open Source and available in other languages than English. Users can chooses which API they use, while Grammarly is bound to Google.

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#29

+100 for LanguageTool!

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