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Wörterbuch "Deutsch (de_CH)", neue Rechtschreibung 20151028, von bjacke, für SeaMonkey 2.7 - 2.41Īll of these are restartless and also support Thunderbird and Firefox.Ĭonclusion: Two different authors provided a full set of spelling dics for de-AT, de-DE and de-CH, all (I guess) with new spelling rules, and one more author provided a dic with old spelling rules, but only billed as "for de-DE".
Deutsches Wörterbuch (Schweiz) 2.0.4, von KaiRo, für SeaMonkey 2.7 - 2.41 Deutsches Wörterbuch (de-DE), alte Rechtschreibung 3.0.1, von Tobias Kuban, für SeaMonkey 2.0 - 2.39 Wörterbuch "Deutsch (de_DE)", neue Rechtschreibung 20151028, von bjacke, für SeaMonkey 2.7 - 2.41 Deutsches Wörterbuch 2.0.4, von KaiRo, für SeaMonkey 2.7a1 - 2.41 Wörterbuch "Deutsch (de_AT)", neue Rechtschreibung 20151028, von bjacke, für SeaMonkey 2.7 - 2.41 Deutsches Wörterbuch, erweitert für Österreich 2.0.4, von KaiRo, für SeaMonkey 2.7a1 - 2.41 By going to each one's page in turn, this is what I find:
If soeveral authors contributed dictionaries for the same language, there may be some duplication. In the "All languages" section, however, there are "regional" dictionaries for de-AT, de-DE and de-CH. I confirm that no German spelling dictionary is listed on that AMO page *for the de locale* (which is probably that of your browser). The above would be an AMO bug if it were a Mozilla bug at all, which IMHO it isn't. It seems that KaiRo, author of that "Sprachpaket", does not request full validation at each release, as can be seen by clicking "Versionshinweise" near the bottom of the page, and then "Die vollständige Versionsgeschichte ansehen" in the foldout thus opened.Īpparently the right place to get your langpacks is not at AMO but from the "Language packs" section near the bottom of that SeaMonkey page. Now first about the langpack, which indeed doesn't exist at AMO for 2.39:
In any case it's too late for that link to be fixed in 2.39, and even in 2.40: this problem is obviously not a "security and stability" bug. If that link was removed at some point between 2.39 and 2.43, the fact that it doesn't point to the right page will correct itself as the release train goes forward. I don't see a "Download more dictionaries" link at "Edit → Preferences → Appearance → Spelling" in my 2.43a1 en-US build.
#MOZILLA SEAMONKEY PROGRAMING LANGUAGE UPDATE#
I will file separate bug(s) with request to update dictionaries. Lachit - an Assamese Spell Checker 1.0.1,Īzerbaijani Spell Checker 0.3.1-typefix, Xuxen 5.0.2.1-typefix,īelarusian Classic Dictionary 0.1.2.1-typefixĭiccionario ortográfico valenciano 2.2.0.1-typefix Link will not start installation, but open software downloadĮ) Outdated (not compatible?) dictionaries offered: Afrikaanse,Īmharic, Corrector ortografico aragonés 0.2.1-typefix, What is the difference to the other "neue Rechtschreibung" dict?ĭ) Link Texts (at least for German dictionaries) is misleading: "Deutsches Sprachpaket für SeaMonkey 2.38"ī) No Dictionary offered here in same line here without any explication.Ĭ) Why double parenthesis "((neue Rechtschreibung))"? From Browser menu 'Edit → Preferences → Appearance → Spell check →Ī) Link for Language pack under "In Ihrer Sprache verfügbar"
#MOZILLA SEAMONKEY PROGRAMING LANGUAGE HOW TO#
Steps how to reproduce with SeaMonkey German 2.39 final Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1 WOW64 rv:42.0 from official download area) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/42.0 Build 20151103191810 (Classic Theme) on German WIN7 64bit:ġ.
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