Different spellcheck dictionaries for target and comment text boxes #5676
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enhancement
Adding or requesting a new feature.
help wanted
Extra attention is needed.
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ux
Issues related to user experience.
wontfix
Nobody will work on this.
Is your feature request related to a problem? If so, please describe.
Firefox allows more than language to be spell-checked with its spellcheck dictionaries (going to use "dict" from now on), but uses the only one selected (not all together) per "context". By "context" (which I'm not sure what is, technically speaking) I mean that I can have English set for Weblate and another language for another website (say, writing in issues text boxes in GitHub); but can't have both languages set simultaneously for Weblate.
When translating in Weblate (in Firefox), I rather use my language dict in the translation ("target") text box, and English dict when writing a comment for the source string.
Currently, the dict used in one box applies to the other. So, I have to switch dict if I want the spellcheck to work properly when e.g. I want to write a comment in Weblate.
Describe the solution you'd like
I would like to be able to set a spellcheck dictionary to each of the aforementioned boxes (translation box and comment box), without needing to switch everytime I want to use the spellchecking in them.
Describe alternatives you've considered
No alternatives comes to my mind at the moment.
Screenshots
Here is a screenshot of the Weblate translation editor, showing the translation box with a text in Brazilian Portuguese, flagged as misspelled by Firefox spellcheck feature with English dictionary set, and the commentary box with text in English, not misspelling flag applied:
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