[Bug 662840]

[daniel]

(In reply to Dan Minor [:dminor] from comment #38)
> (In reply to Alexander Gavrilov from comment #36)
> > Has the about:config → spellchecker.dictionary setting been adapted to support multiple dictionaries? In my tests setting it to something comma-separated like "ru,en-US" does nothing.
> 
> We first try to match the element or document language and then use this preference. So if we think the input is in en-US, and en-US is in the list of dictionaries in "spellchecker.dictionary", we'll only enable the en-US dictionary. If there's no match on the element or document, then all of the dictionaries in the pref are used.

The thing people are looking for is something like
https://imgur.com/a/2JUXlwr where you set a default set of languages
(toggle on/off) that the browser checks when doing spellchecking.

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  Spell checking more than one language in Firefox

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