▸ To re-enable the Notion native spell checker, select any word in a document, open the context menu, and click on “Enable spell check” option at the bottom. From the menu, select “Disable spell check” option. ▸ To disable the Notion native spell checker, select the word to correct and open a context menu (Mac: mouse click + Control Windows: the secondary mouse button, Application key, or Shift+F10). You will be able to access and disable it only after you have made a mistake and a row of red dots appears under the misspelled word. ▸ By default, the native spell checker is turned off.
So, if you want to disable the Notion spell checker once and for good, you won’t be able to do it. It can be only managed in single documents. ▸ There is no general setting to disable or enable the spell checker in Notion. Opposite to other spell checking options, it’s very basic. ▸ You can only use the built-in Notion spell checker in native apps for Mac & Windows. Right: the option appears when the first spelling mistake is made.
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How to disable or enable a built-in Notion spell checker Left: if there is no spelling error in the Notion document, you can’t see “Disable spell check” in the context menu. Here are a few things I have noticed when trying to find the most effective way to check the text in Notion. You can disable it only after you make an error.
A spell checker built into Notion app can’t be used in a browser.Ģ.
Piotr Kowalczyk ⋮ Published on March 5, 2021ġ.
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