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0 pointsfredley8y ago0 comments

The amount of data Windows reports by default is well covered. Chrome has a built in spell checking service - which happens to send keystrokes up to Google. AFAIK it's enabled by default.

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marcinzm8y ago

>Chrome has a built in spell checking service - which happens to send keystrokes up to Google. AFAIK it's enabled by default.

I just checked, it's off on my install of Chrome so likely it' not on by default. The regular spell check is purely local.

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0 pointsfredley8y ago0 comments

The amount of data Windows reports by default is well covered. Chrome has a built in spell checking service - which happens to send keystrokes up to Google. AFAIK it's enabled by default.

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marcinzm8y ago

>Chrome has a built in spell checking service - which happens to send keystrokes up to Google. AFAIK it's enabled by default.

I just checked, it's off on my install of Chrome so likely it' not on by default. The regular spell check is purely local.

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