Pretty much impossible to implement feasibly, and wouldn't help anyway, especially not with trolling and flaming. No one cares for their spelling. And kinda funny how only "sophisticated" browsers feel the need for a spellchecker.
This seems like anti-IE propaganda.
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05-02-2011 04:27 AM #2You're only reaching that conclusion because you're a computer scientist. I don't think anyone else (And certainly not myself) reached that conclusion or even thought about IE in this discussion. Spellchecker would help because if a person doesn't know how to spell a word, they can rely on the program to help them say what they want to say. That way, people are criticizing ideas and not people.
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