:-)

There is still a long way to go... but we will get there.

Hello dear brother,

Don't worry, follow the install instructions here:
https://proofingtoolgui.org/en_installing.html

If you are using Firefox 59 or older, download the legacy add-on:
https://github.com/marcoagpinto/aoo-mozilla-en-dict

Tell me if it worked.

Kind regards,

Thank you my dear brother,

I have been dedicating the latest times to add possessives and plurals to words.

I have been analysing word by word to see which ones are nouns and thus add plural+possessive.

I still have issues with the "mass nouns"/"uncountable nouns" since only some accept plurals and I am not sure if they all accept possessives.

I committed the current version to Gerrit and it will come with LibreOffice 6.4 in January, but then I found out that some more common plurals were missing, such as "punishers", which I will come in December's version but it will only be integrated into LibreOffice in May (they only integrate the spellers twice a year: May and November).

There is still a long way to go and I know that I can make the difference. Like Spock once said: "because the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the one or the few". Individual effort will benefit millions.

Kind regards from,
> Marco A.G.Pinto
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Hello!

I have nothing to do with Mozilla's add-ons being 20 years old.

What I know is that I update the GB speller every month.

You have the most up to date British speller, when the other speller was abandoned in 2006.

If you find missing words, just e-mail them to me, and, if they are in Oxford or Collins dictionaries, I will add them.

It is not possible to learn from Google suggestions since spellers only have a file with words and a file with affixes to be applied to the words file (it is impossible for me to add menus and such, as it only checks spelling).

EDIT (2019-09-22):
I have just added:
48903) laddu + laddoo + ladoo (+plural +'s)
48904) flipboard (+plural +'s - Collins)

"awesomesauce" is a US word according to Oxford and Cambridge dictionaries, so I didn't add it.

In the future, suggest words via e-mail and not by rating my speller 1 star.

Thank you, my dear brother!

:-)