Description: Spelling correction should have an option to ignore the words beginning by a capital letter ; libreoffice shows me lots of mistakes that are just proper nouns. Steps to Reproduce: 1.Type a name like Brighton 2.There's a mistake Actual Results: Libreoffice shows me a mistake. Expected Results: Brighton is a word that exist ; it shouldn't show a mistake. Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: Yes OpenGL enabled: Yes Additional Info:
Brighton is in the English dictionary. If I type the following sentence Brighton is a nice city and set the language for this sentence to English-USA or English-UK, spellchecker does not underline the word. If I type the sentence Brighton est une belle ville and set the language for this sentence to French, spellchecker underlines the word. But if I select the word an set the language for this word to English, the spellchecker is happy. If you use a lot of foreign proper nouns, you should create a dedicated user dictionary and add each proper noun to it the first time the spellchecker underlines it. I guess ignoring words beginning by a capital letter is a false good idea because such an option will probably create a lot of corner cases. I propose to close this enhancement request as WontFix. Best regards. JBF
I'm French (for Brighton). I've lots of mistakes with the names, even if they are French names of famous persons (ministers for exemple). Maybe an option not enabled by default would be better ? I guess if it's a useful enhancement other people will propose this, if I am the only one it's not a real problem. Thanks, I will put it as wontfix.