tinySpell Alternatives
tinySpell is described as 'Occasionally you need to check spelling in an application that does not include a spelling checker and you dont want to launch your word processor just for that. This is when tinySpell becomes handy' and is an app in the Education & Reference category. There are seven alternatives to tinySpell for a variety of platforms, including Windows, Android, iPhone, Chrome OS and Android Tablet. The best alternative is Ginger, which is free. Other great apps like tinySpell are SSuite Spell Checker (Free), DSpellCheck (Free, Open Source), Speckie (Free Personal) and CocoAspell (Free, Open Source).
- Ginger Keyboard is the world’s first smartphone keyboard to offer advanced writing tools, including live as-you-type proofreading, alongside standard and advanced keyboard features like word prediction, autocorrect, emoji and swipe typing.
- Freemium • Proprietary
- Windows
- Android
- iPhone
- Chrome OS
- Android Tablet
- iPad
Ginger vs tinySpell opinions
Ginger is for mobile and not a spell checker app for Windows - SSuite Spell Checker is a tiny software program whose purpose is to correct the spelling of any text from the Clipboard with just a click of the button.
- Yet Another Notepad++ Spell-checking Plug-In.No screenshots yet
- Speckie is the first and only dedicated, real-time spell check solution for Internet Explorer and Outlook.
- Free Personal • Proprietary
- Windows
- Internet Explorer
- Microsoft Office Outlook
Discontinued
The program seems to be no longer updated. Last version, 7.3, released in March 2016, can be still downloaded from the official website.
- cocoAspell is Mac OS X interface to Aspell – A more intelligent Ispell – that is being developed by Kevin Atkinson. Aspell is an Open Source spell checker designed to eventually replace Ispell.
Discontinued
The program seems to be no longer updated. Last version, 2.5, released in November 2016, can be still downloaded from the official website.
- Automatic on-the-fly spell checking. Asutype checks and alerts you to any mistake that you may make while typing both audibly and visually so you can optionally take immediate action.
- FreeSpell is a spell checker for any and all Windows applications. You can use it in Microsoft Outlook, Firefox, Visual C++, and even in Windows Explorer when renaming files.
Discontinued
The program is no longer updated. Last version, 4.5, released in February 2009, can be still downloaded from the official website.
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