Microsoft Editor now available in Edge Dev and Canary without needing an extension
Microsoft is testing out spelling and grammar suggestions powered by Microsoft Editor in its Edge browser. The feature is available at present in Edge Dev and Canary for Insiders in the United States. Before this integration, people had to apply the Microsoft Editor extension to go spelling and grammar suggestions in the browser.
"When we launched the chromium version of Microsoft Edge last year, we heard from users that they want to utilize the Microsoft Editor extension," says Microsoft. "Nosotros partnered with our friends on that team to go an updated extension onto our Edge Add-ons site, but today we're excited to announce the implementation of spellcheck and grammar suggestions from Editor straight in the browser without the need for the extension!"
Searching for "Editor" under Edge > Settings reveals the new characteristic. Source: Windows Central
When the feature is enabled, people will encounter cerise squiggly lines for spelling errors and blue squiggly lines for grammer suggestions. People can then click to come across suggestions from Microsoft Editor, which they can ignore or have.
Since the Microsoft Editor extension was already bachelor for Edge, the ability to check grammar and spelling in the browser isn't exactly new. Just integrating the feature direct with the Edge browser makes it a bit easier to set up and utilize.
Microsoft explains that it's working on expanding the characteristic and requests that people share feedback through Border.
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Source: https://www.windowscentral.com/microsoft-editor-now-available-edge-dev-and-canary-without-needing-extension
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