@sgunhouse Yes, I did. I brings up a screen where I can add custom words to the dictionary and nothing else.

@leocg I did that. You can see in the first screen shot that Spanish (Venezuela) is already added to the list of languages. However, that does not seem to add it to the list of spellchecker languages and it does not, in fact, check the spelling of anything I type in Spanish.

@leocg I have 1 other computer with Opera Portable on it and that one has a spellchecker for Spanish (Venezuela). I don't really understand why the regular installed version of Opera wouldn't also include it, hence my confusion and why I hadn't already tried adding a different Spanish.

Either way, adding the generic Spanish language seems to have done the trick in activating some form of Spanish spellchecker and that should be fine for my needs.

Thank you!

@leocg I did that. You can see in the first screen shot that Spanish (Venezuela) is already added to the list of languages. However, that does not seem to add it to the list of spellchecker languages and it does not, in fact, check the spelling of anything I type in Spanish.

@sgunhouse Yes, I did. I brings up a screen where I can add custom words to the dictionary and nothing else.

Hello,

I am having trouble adding a language to spellcheck. I have Opera One (version: 107.0.5045.48) on Windows 11 Home. I can add the language, via the settings page, to the "Preferred Languages" but that doesn't seem to do anything for Spellcheck. I know I've been able to use spellcheck for Spanish in the past so I'm not sure what happened. I've also looked around the web but all the "solutions" are either super outdated or just don't work. Can someone help me figure out why I can't add any spellcheck languages? Thanks in advanced.