worse is when iOS automatically splits it into "bit coin"
Add Bitcoin as a contact under iOS. FIXED.
Topic: Can we get Google to stop spellchecking "Bitcoin" (Read 1347 times)
Add Bitcoin as a contact under iOS. FIXED.
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It's all fun and games until somebody loses an eye
Okay, adding bitcoin to the spelling dictionary is not what's going to do anything. It will be added once bitcoin is considered a legitimate word by enough people.
This is like complaining that a Google search is bringing up what most people expect it to bring up but a small minority of people disagree with the results. While we're at it lets get them to add crypto-anarchists and [insert archaic/net-yet-well-known term here]...
This is like complaining that a Google search is bringing up what most people expect it to bring up but a small minority of people disagree with the results. While we're at it lets get them to add crypto-anarchists and [insert archaic/net-yet-well-known term here]...
Not really the same thing. I would assume that there is some default dictionary that comes with Google chrome? All we would need is for somebody to add "bitcoin" to the default dictionary and then it would be fixed for everybody. Not really the same as doing a websearch. Unless Google chrome is somehow searching the web to decide weather a word is spelled wrong? Seeing how people actually spell things on the web would be a disaster, have you seen how people spell things on any comments around the web?
satoshi needs to be added aswell, its definition could be the bitcoin dollar
I use Chrome and it bothers me every time I see that damn red squiggly line under "bitcoin". I know I can just click add to dictionary, but it should be considered a legitimate word.
"Bitcoin" is a name and "bitcoin" would be a noun. If the spellchecker flags names then it is broken anyways.
Bitcoin. adasdasd bitcoin. asdasdasd Bitcoin. Bitcoin.
I use Chrome and it bothers me every time I see that damn red squiggly line under "bitcoin". I know I can just click add to dictionary, but it should be considered a legitimate word.
"Bitcoin" is a name and "bitcoin" would be a noun. If the spellchecker flags names then it is broken anyways.
as long as "BitCoin" (*shiver*) is listed here http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/bitcoin we will not get rid of it. A native speaker should add more examples and remove this misspelling.
Okay, adding bitcoin to the spelling dictionary is not what's going to do anything. It will be added once bitcoin is considered a legitimate word by enough people.
This is like complaining that a google search is bringing up what most people expect it to bring up but a small minority of people disagree with the results. While we're at it lets get them to add crypto-anarchists and [insert archaic/net-yet-well-known term here]...
This is like complaining that a google search is bringing up what most people expect it to bring up but a small minority of people disagree with the results. While we're at it lets get them to add crypto-anarchists and [insert archaic/net-yet-well-known term here]...
While you're at it, make sure they continue to flag "BitCoin" as a misspelling.
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While you're at it, make sure they continue to flag "BitCoin" as a misspelling.
worse is when iOS automatically splits it into "bit coin"
Firefox also offers to spellcheck bitcoin into bitchiness
I use Chrome and it bothers me every time I see that damn red squiggly line under "bitcoin". I know I can just click add to dictionary, but it should be considered a legitimate word.
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