Author Topic: Google Chrome thinks "Okay" isn't a word  (Read 1272 times)

Firefox thinks OK is the way to put it and not ok, like how it accepts Firefox but not firefox

ok
Ok
are wrong

Okay
OK
are right

according to chrome

Right click > Add to dictionary

Not the point, it should had been default.

the only reason it doesn't correct "OK" is because "OK" is taken to be an abbreviation for something and spellcheck doesn't correct abbreviations. However, it works with "okay" here and I'm on Chrome.

Why is chrome being so stupid
It was so good :c

Teleport was not a work in firefox's dictionary.

Teleport was not a work in firefox's dictionary.
nor is it in chrome

teleport is definitely a word :/

nor is it in chrome

teleport is definitely a word :/
Not in Opera either. What type of dictionary are these web browsers using?

OK descends from the English soldiers in WWI reporting how many people had been killed that day, meaning K. So if 0 people were killed that day, it was 0K or OK.


okay
ok
both of them are fine.

ok
---

okay

how it looks for me

OK descends from the English soldiers in WWI reporting how many people had been killed that day, meaning K. So if 0 people were killed that day, it was 0K or OK.
It descends from oll korrect.

safari has ok, okay, OK, and oh kay.