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No Spellcheck available - language submenu not working

lukas.kurmann
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Hi all,

on two different PCs running windows 10 I am using Firefox 60.0 (64bit). My standard language is English and I added German and french for spell checking as well. Both languages are properly installed but in the submenu these languages are not displayed (see also attached gfx) - who can help?

BR Lukas

Hi all, on two different PCs running windows 10 I am using Firefox 60.0 (64bit). My standard language is English and I added German and french for spell checking as well. Both languages are properly installed but in the submenu these languages are not displayed (see also attached gfx) - who can help? BR Lukas

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Make sure you installed the dictionaries.

on top of https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/language-tools/

Installing a dictionary add-on will add a new language option to your Firefox spell-checker, which checks your spelling when you fill out Web forms. Language pack add-ons change the language of the entire application.
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James
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Make sure you installed the dictionaries.

on top of https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/language-tools/

Installing a dictionary add-on will add a new language option to your Firefox spell-checker, which checks your spelling when you fill out Web forms. Language pack add-ons change the language of the entire application.

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lukas.kurmann
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Thank you so much for the short and concise answer - works great!