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Corrector like grammarly or antidote for Russian
Try Орфограммка: https://orfogrammka.ru/
The best I have seen so far.
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Free, portable, Windows email client with auto-correct spelling
Portable Apps has a portable version of Thunderbird that should do the job nicely.
Gratis - Yes
Windows (10) - Yes & 7/8
Support Multiple email addresses/accounts - Yes
Plays well with GMail and ...
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Grammar checker extension for Firefox
You should check out Grammarly they have plugins for FireFox, Chrome, Outlook and Word.
They also have free and paid plans.
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Spell and Grammar checking engine with RESTful API
As I typed in this question, many thoughts followed by more googling came to my mind, and after a half an hour or so I think I have found it.
http://wiki.languagetool.org/public-http-api
Side note: ...
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Grammar checker extension for Firefox
Here's one that turned up in a Google search: LanguageTool Grammar Checker by Daniel Naber. It's a Firefox add-on, so it's free, and it's highly rated by a goodly number of reviewers.
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Autocorrect anywhere on Windows
PhraseExpress is a text expander that has built-in autocorrect. It's free for personal use and is available on Windows, Mac, Android, and iOS.
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Spell checker for Visual Studio Code for bash scripts
This extension does work, but it comes with shell script spell checking disabled. Here's how to enable it:
Click on USER
Scroll down to the languages and click on "shellscript" to change ...
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Script detecting missing articles (a, the) in an English (command line tool for Linux)
Why don't you just install LibreOffice and use the grammar check from there?
This will allow you to parse .doc and many others.
If you strictly want to use the command line go for:
pylanguagetool
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Linux command-line PDF spellchecker
The simplest solution is probably to use pdftotext from poppler-utils to extract the text, and then use an existing command line spell-checker (spell, ispell, aspell, etc...) to check it.
Note that if ...
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Gratis Windows spell check app that hooks the keyboard
Tl;dr - I paid $10 for the pro version of TinySpell, although you may be happy with the gratis version. AsUtype has more options, but I only want the core, so couldn't justify paying four times as ...
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Simple terminology checker
Here's how to do it in Python 3. This program has all the requested features except for color highlighting, because the Win32 console only supports color as of the Threshold 2 Update for Windows 10. ...
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Lightweight text editor for spell check & grammar check offline in OS X
Try the CudaText editor (cross-platform, open source).
It has plugin Spell Checker, it is Hunspell based.
Plugin shows menu items in Plugins menu.
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Spell checking a .md file in GitHub while accessing the online .md editor
You can also use Grammarly, which has a fantastic browser extension. It checks all your grammar and spelling as you work. You get to choose what to accept, but it is often correct. Go to https://...
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Spell checking a .md file in GitHub while accessing the online .md editor
I also had trouble finding a tool/extension that would work. The best option I could find was the chrome extension below. You have to switch the markdown to preview mode, highlight and right click the ...
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Command-line spell check for Windows
One possible solution:
Install python, accepting the option to add to the path,
Use pip to install pyenchant, i.e.: pip install -U pyenchant
Add to a file called spell.py, in a directory on your path:...
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LibreOffice dictionary and spell checking in other languages? (without Java)
For french syntax, the best way is to use Grammalecte : it has capacities with grammar and conjugaison (underline words in blue).
To install it, just download the odt file (with a macro).
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