I'd like inline spell checking for my site, but scayt is too expensive and ads are not acceptable. I'd really prefer to use the brower's native spell checker, but I'm running into problems trying to get this to work. I can enable browser spell checking just fine, but I can't disbale CKEditor's context menu and enable the browser's so that corrections can be made to the underlined words.
First off, I'm aware that ckeditor allegedly allows you to ctrl + right_click to get the browser context menu but a) this does not work for me in Chrome on a mac (in firefox I need to shift + right_click) and b) this is not really an acceptable user experience. I would like to just have the browser context menu work as normal, on a plain old right click. I've tried disabling the contextmenu plugin (including its dependencies), but I can't get it to go away. I can edit various bits of JS to break the plugin and disable this menu, but then no context menu appears.
Any ideas?
The context menu is an
The context menu is an integral part of a few plugins. You'd have to add this code to config.js:
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Plus, check config
Plus, check config.disableNativeSpellChecker.
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I can enable browser spell