Spellcheck

[LSeelig]

This might be out of scope. If it is feasible to include, I would suggest it does not appear at all in the app's interface unless enabled in preferences, and if it is enabled, it should be inactive unless toggled for a specific page or notebook.

[toolstack]

I have started looking at integrating a spell checker, it looks like there is a way to do it, but it's low on the priority list at this time.

I could see a global disable/enable option in preferences, but going down to the notebook/note level seems excessive.

[LSeelig]

I have started looking at integrating a spell checker, it looks like there is a way to do it, but it's low on the priority list at this time.

I could see a global disable/enable option in preferences, but going down to the notebook/note level seems excessive.

That's understandable. If I'm writing something that needs to be spellchecked, it's probably not in my notebook. Just wanted to put it out as a long term goal for other uses/users.

[belenos]

I love using Folio for small notes, but I have dyslexia, and spellcheck is an essential accessibility feature for me. I want to use it as my default Markdown editor for longer texts, but I'll have to wait for that feature. Great app though.

[LukaszH77]

I have started looking at integrating a spell checker, it looks like there is a way to do it

You can check how Tuba does it using libspelling. It works great there.

[toolstack]

@LukaszH77 Tuba doesn't use the sourceview control that we are so no real help there.