On Tue, Jun 03, 2008 at 09:14:54PM -0700, Carl Lowenstein wrote: > Over the past couple of weeks, running Fedora 9 on my laptop, I have > noticed some weird things happening with the red-underline spell > checker that shows up in Gmail, as seen through FireFox. Since I use > the spell checker mostly for catching typos, I have been ignoring > them. > > Today I opened the Firefox internal URL about:config. Filtering on > "spell" I found the entry: > spellchecker.dictionary;en_ZW > > A few googles later, I discovered that ZW means Zimbabwe. I changed > it to en_US and things are much better. But how did it come to be > en_ZW in the first place?
Mine is set to en_HK for some reason. It keeps telling me I'm spelling "colour" wrongly. Maybe it uses a random function to determine location? :)
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