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Tuesday, 27 November 2012

How to remove a word from the dictionary (Chrome, Mac OS X)

Posted on 10:51 by Unknown
This trick works for any program on the Mac which uses the default dictionary (the same one that TextEdit, Mail, and the other built-in programs use). So when I accidentally added a misspelled word to the dictionary in Google Chrome, I wanted to remove it. Here's how:

  1. Open TextEdit
  2. Type the misspelled word
  3. Right-click it and click "Unlearn Spelling"
Done! Works across-the-board on Mac OS 10.5 (I'm pretty sure), and higher -- I am running Mountain Lion.
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