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Reviews for British English Dictionary (Marco Pinto)

British English Dictionary (Marco Pinto) by Marco A.G.Pinto

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  • by RedDwarf, 6 years ago
  • by Firefox user 14614071, 6 years ago
    Sehr gut
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  • by nepvee, 6 years ago
  • by Firefox user 14486578, 6 years ago
    The crux lay in the version of Firefox. To all who run into the same problem while using Leap 15.0 OpenSuse,
    this finally solved it y system had version 60 of Firefox, while it only ever works from version 63 upwards.
    Tried after regular (via add-ons in Firefox add-ons menu ) installing, immediately worked.
    By now you are probably in an asylum trying to regrow hair you ripped from your skull,
    embittered by the lack of help Linux users were able or willing to provide.
    You can come out now, retake your place in society, stop the foaming about the gob.
    All's well that ends well, thank you very much @dev, for the quick response and for ridding me
    of that linguistic monstrosity, the US " English" dialect, may it rot in all seven hells of legend.

    Developer response

    posted 6 years ago
    Hello!

    Mozilla converted all dictionaries here to WebExtensions.

    You must have the latest Firefox to be able to use them (V63 or above).

    Then follow the instructions on my guide:
    http://proofingtoolgui.org/en_installing.html
  • by Firefox user 12423094, 6 years ago
    Problem solved. My previous problem seems to be due to Firefox 61. Upgrading to 63 solved it. (For some reason Firefox did not remind me to upgrade, or I have missed the reminder….)

    Thanks for Marco's efforts and quick response.

    Developer response

    posted 6 years ago
    Hello!

    Could you remove the speller and readd it?

    There was a Thunderbird update that disabled the speller, not sure if it also happened with Firefox.

    Also, notice that Mozilla (Firefox) automatically changed all the spellers add-ons to WebExtension.

    This means, there are now two dictionaries:
    1) Firefox: WebExtension;
    2) Thunderbird: Legacy extension.

    I believe that 1) won't probably work with older versions of Firefox.

    If you have any issues reinstalling, please follow the guide:
    http://proofingtoolgui.org/en_installing.html

    If it doesn't solve the issue, please send me a private e-mail to try to see what happened.

    Thanks!

    EDIT: It is always a pleasure to help.
  • by Flengo, 6 years ago
  • by soulrebelno1, 6 years ago
    Great add-on and a must have! Now, if people would learn to structure their writing properly, use proper grammar and a spell checker, then I might just be able to understand what the hell they're on about. Remember to install your Firefox language pack as well ;-)

    Developer response

    posted 6 years ago
    :-)