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> Chrome and Edge have been known to send the contents of <input> elements to a spellchecking service over the network, exposing whatever was in the field One
by midasuni 3y ago
> Chrome and Edge have been known to send the contents of <input> elements to a spellchecking service over the network, exposing whatever was in the field
One day maybe someone will write a client side spell checker that can work without sending things to a data centre to be rendered.
- jjtheblunt 3y agoHasn't Apple done that with the iOS/WatchOS resident language models, for one example?
- wild_egg 3y agoI read the parent comment here as sarcasm... We've had offline spell checkers for decades. Sending our text to some server for checking is a modern horror
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