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[skeets]

Yes I need help,,, I was having some issues with that facebook thingie thing, and one of the grand kids reset this thing with is cool cause its working better than it has in a long time,,,, The problem is I aint got no speel cker So how do I get that back on because I am one of the worlds worse spellers

 

[BruceP]

I am pretty sure the "spell checking" feature is part of the BROWSER you are using to access FaceBook on your 'puter.

HENCE: Look through the options/settings within your browser

BTW: To start with, WHICH browser are you using? (Firefox, Opera, AVG, Avast, Edge, Chrome, Safari.....etc)

For example: I use FIREFOX browser and under "language" settings, there is a checkbox to turn ON/OFF spell-checking.

 

[Roadworthy]

In addition to which browser you're using it might be nice to know what operating system you're using to kind of identify the computer type.

 

[skeets]

To answer all the asked questions above,, boys I aint got a clue

 

[skeets]

OK I got it figured out,, thanks

 

[edritchey]

OK I got it figured out,, thanks

That didn't take long

 

[DustyRusty]

Download Grammarly for free use it will spell check your writing and also correct your grammar, put punctuation where it belongs, and your writing will look like you were an English major in college. It corrects my typing mistakes Even though I am a good speller, the brain and the fingers don't always communicate well enough that I don't make an occasional mistake. Like misspelling occasionally.

 

[mikester]

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I personally do not trust any 3rd party app that sends everything I type on my keyboard to a website in a foreign country. They grab everything including usernames and passwords. Do any internet banking?

Putting encryption on the data transfers doesn't stop their servers from getting hacked.

Believe it or not everything they scrape off your computer becomes their property and you agree to that in their EULA. No thanks.

 

[lynnmor]

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I personally do not trust any 3rd party app that sends everything I type on my keyboard to a website in a foreign country. They grab everything including usernames and passwords. Do any internet banking?

Putting encryption on the data transfers doesn't stop their servers from getting hacked.

Believe it or not everything they scrape off your computer becomes their property and you agree to that in their EULA. No thanks.

I thought it was too good to be real, after reading the tricks in it I too said no thanks.

 

[fried1765]

I thought it was too good to be real, after reading the tricks in it I too said no thanks.

Thanks for the heads up!
I was about to do it.
Now, I won't!

 

[skeets]

I knew there was a spell checker on here some place,,, I just kept hitting buttons till something happend