This is the view from firefox, all those words are correctly spelled in Australian English, yet the american spell checker in firefox labels them incorrect?
Why is American english the norm on internet browsers?
This is the view from firefox, all those words are correctly spelled in Australian English...
Jace Thomas
Julian Morales
because what the fuck have Australians developed?
abso-fucking-lutely nothing
Jayden Williams
>needing spellcheck at all
>using winblows 10
fucking retard
Austin Kelly
wifi for one you worthless seppo
arstechnica.com
Jeremiah Jones
Wi-Fi
English English > American English
Australian English is closer to English English
William Lee
>nonsense gets marked as incorrect
your point?
Robert Hall
>nonsense
Hey, stop insulting modern Swedish.
Joseph Perez
because you downloaded the american firefox edition?
Anthony Torres
browsers spellcheck is generally useless anyway. i have to check google half the time because of some word that does exist and isnt in their language dictionary. 'cheque' for example
Wyatt Adams
>cheque
well of course Spanish will be marked as wrong with an English spell checker
Joshua Murphy
realisiczededed dat dem werd spellt wrong
Adam Powell
Sounds like you downloaded the wrong version.
mozilla.org
Landon Thompson
>ise
It's "ize". Memorize, euthanize, analyze ... It's not just American it's proper English, why are Australians illiterate?
Jayden Adams
the limp dick down under spelling
australia is just as cucked af like the uk
Isaac Wright
Spellcheck was just totally broken in one of the versions, don't remember which. It was fixed in the next one.
Update your shit.
Kevin Diaz
>English English
Jonathan Hughes
>using fucking z for everything
That's wrong dumbass
Kevin Edwards
Because they're too stupid to know how to change the spelling dictionary.
You passed the test OP, you may now apply for American citizenship.
Eli Baker
just disable spellcheck retard who cares about grammaer on an internet
Andrew Edwards
America is the leader of the world. It makes sense that everyone should uses its standard.
Nolan Garcia
>disguise
>surprise
Seppo snowflakes have to break uniformity just to be different
Nathan Powell
Actually it is just American English. Every other type of English spells it that way, including British English
Alexander Cooper
just change the language you retard
James Cruz
Actually, it's Italian Spanish
>Che que
Hes singing samwell
Anthony Hernandez
>be Australian
>miui doesn't have Aus-English as an option
>select UK English
>replaces $ with £
>fuck that, change to US English
>replaces C with F
>spellchecker/word guesser spell things wrongly constantly
Fuck this gay earth.
Parker Nguyen
Both also nouns
"Ize" is exclusive to verbs.
Josiah Sanders
Anything that actually includes Australian English does so as a joke
>Minecraft
Liam Collins
Size is a noun. Good job.
Dominic Scott
Disguise and surprise can be used as verbs or nouns. Also:
>improvise
>advertise
>exercise
etc. etc.
Grayson Cooper
Why don't we just respell the whole language so spelling is consistent?
Jonathan Hughes
Adam Hughes
As a canadian I have the same exact struggles including exhorbitant isp rates.
Wyatt Johnson
>not removing the shitty US dictionary
Nathan Hughes
Robert Sullivan
bad example since i couldnt remember the exact word that tripped me up.
i remember a couple years ago when 'movie' didnt exist in its dictionary though.
Cooper Butler
Almost everytime something so insignificant """offends""" someone, it's because some perfectly normal choices were made by employees who had to make decisions because of regulations / laws / technical issues.
Instead of whining like a faggot on fucking Jow Forums, you could have spent that time looking for the reason it's like that, and if you didn't find an answer, submit a bug report to mozilla. Get the fuck out.
Levi Martinez
No, idiots, ise is wrong. Ask any linguist.
Henry Anderson
>be Australian
>using miui
>be retarded
Lucas Evans
So why don't you download British firefox then?
mozilla.org
Or change the spell check language in settings?
Are you retarded?
William Howard
>A trannie
>Uses soon to be deprecated windows
>A mongrel
Disgusting.
Anthony Taylor
what's the difference between en-GB and en-AU?
Liam Stewart
en-GB
∩∀-uǝ
Daniel Powell
lutsch mis schnäbi du möngi.
Anthony Brooks
£ vs $
A non-exhaustive selection of common British English terms not commonly used in Australian English include (Australian usage in brackets): artic/articulated lorry (semi-trailer); aubergine (eggplant); bank holiday (public holiday); bedsit (one-bedroom apartment); bin lorry (garbage truck); cagoule (raincoat); candy floss (fairy floss); cash machine (automatic teller machine/ATM); child-minder (babysitter); chivvy (nag); clingfilm (glad wrap/cling wrap); cooker (stove); courgette (zucchini); skive (wag); dungarees (overalls); dustbin (garbage/rubbish bin); dustcart (garbage/rubbish truck); duvet (doona); elastoplast/plaster (band-aid); estate car (station wagon); fairy cake (cupcake/patty cake); free phone (toll-free); football (soccer); full fat milk (full-cream milk); goose bumps (goose pimples); high street (main street); hoover (v - to vacuum); horsebox (horse float); ice lolly (ice block/icy pole); kitchen roll (paper towel); lorry (truck); marrow (squash); nettled (irritated); off-licence (bottle shop); pavement (footpath); potato crisps (potato chips); red/green pepper (capsicum); pilchard (sardine); pillar box (post box); plimsoll (sandshoe); pushchair (pram/stroller); saloon car (sedan); snog (v - kiss); swan (v - to go somewhere in an ostentatious way); sweets (lollies); tangerine (mandarin); utility room (laundry); Wellington boots (gumboots).
Samuel Parker
>goose bumps (goose pimples)
>goose pimples
I have never heard this in my life.