[Mobile]Spell check cannot be dismissed, and does not work in chrome, opera mini -- iPad.

[AngelinaBelle]

There is no way to dismiss the spell check pop-up on the iPad, the chrome browser.

Also, it comes up empty in chrome, and opens an additional blank tab for good measure.

The problem in chrome seems to be that the spell checker comes up in the same tab as the post behind edited, instead of in the new tab. The only way to dismiss is to use the back button which goes back to before the spellcheck.

(This is not a problem in Safari. In Safari The spellcheck comes up in a new tab, and makes the appropriate changes in the post being edited.)

[NanoSector]

Works on my phone, in both Chrome and the stock HTC browser. Issue with iOS?

[AngelinaBelle]

iPad 3.5, ios v 7.1, latest version of Chrome

Works on iPad with Safari.
Don't know if it is an issue with the ios, an issue with the version of chrome for ios7.1, if there is some kind of workaround.

[live627]

Try here please http://livemods.net/21/index.php?topic=1.msg2#new

[AngelinaBelle]

No change
In yoshi's android examples, the spell check for Safari appears to pop up in the same tab, whereas in chrome it starts a new tab. In both cases, he reports the spell check works ok (did you test with some properly-spelled words?)

On iPad ios 7.1,

• Safari starts a new tab with the spellcheck in it.
• chrome starts the spell check in the same tab, with no content, and also starts a new blank tab

[AngelinaBelle]

Opera mini behavior is like chrome behavior

[NanoSector]

@AngelinaBelle the spell check does open in its own tab. On the stock HTC browser it just presents it as an overlay on the current tab. In Chrome it does use a different tab.

I checked a properly spelled post and it just said nothing was wrong and closed the tab when hitting OK.

[AngelinaBelle]

@Yoshi2889 if you re-enable spell checking on your test site I will be happy to test in ios/chrome and ios/opera mini. Live627 fixed the issue with Safari, but not, as far as I can tell, with chrome.

[NanoSector]

Re-enabled. You should be able to test now, let me know if you need
dictionaries added or if something doesn't work.

On 23 July 2014 16:10, Angelina Belle notifications@github.com wrote:

@Yoshi2889 https://github.com/Yoshi2889 if you re-enable spell checking
on your test site I will be happy to test in ios/chrome and ios/opera mini.
Live627 fixed the issue with Safari, but not, as far as I can tell, with
chrome.

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[AngelinaBelle]

Thank you Yoshi.
It now appears to work in chrome, except for creating an extra blank tab, which remains when the spell check window closes itself.

In opera mini, nothing at all seems to happen when I hit the spell check button.