Which is a better spell-check for IE9?

[lineS of flight]

Hello:

Just wanted to know - by user experience - which is a better (more fluid, seamless, efficient but unobtrusive) spell checker for IE9?

Currently, I use Speckie. It's OK. I believe there is another app called ieSpell or something like that.

Thanks in advance.

[newsposter]

The Sage and WordWeb will both do in-line spell check for many programs including IE.

[lineS of flight]

The Sage and WordWeb will both do in-line spell check for many programs including IE.

Thanks. But I have never even heard of these!!! Can you post links? In the meantime, I'll search online.

Edit: This is regarding WordWeb and is from the FAQ on their site:

Can I use WordWeb as a spell checker?

WordWeb is not a spell checker, though it will suggest alternatives to common misspellings. You cannot use it to spellcheck documents.

[shakennstirred]

i have used ieSpell for years
does the job great

[ATC]

I've used IEspell for quite a few years and only recently started using Speckie and there's no comparison between the two; IEspell feels like a program for Win 95 in comparison. Speckie is also fully supported in IE9 where IEspell I found was very buggy.

[Texanman]

if you want to go one step further you could use a autohotkey script that automatically changes words when you misspell them... but it would require a little work to set up

[lineS of flight]

if you want to go one step further you could use a autohotkey script that automatically changes words when you misspell them... but it would require a little work to set up

That, I'm afraid, is a little beyond me at the moment!

[anseio]

I'm using Speckie.

[lineS of flight]

Btw, when you folks use Speckie + IE9 do you notice an intermittent lag while using GMail?

[anseio]

None that I've noticed, but I don't email too often.