Come and sit Aspell.

This illustration shows the browser add-on extensions, or Mozilla XPI's which are currently installed on a Seamonkey 1.1 Beta Web Browser (a [Netscape / ] Mozilla / Gecko derived user agent).

Though the user did not intentionally install a spell checking Extension, per se, nor did he recognize any spell-checker settings in the browser's own custom options which might control this added benefit, note that while running with the listed add-on's installed, the browser does afford a spell-checker functionality for the user. Is the spell checking a feature native to this version of the Seamonkey Browser (version 1.1 beta), or is this useful function a result of one of the extensions shown here? Those of us who try to keep up on proper spelling should give props to the SeaMonkey development team because the Spell Checker is actually a built-in component of Seamonkey! The features and abilities of the advanced Web Browser are so vast that it's not easy to pick up on all that it can do right away. If you are a Firefox user, perhaps a fairly recent Internet Explorer ex-patriot, then you should take a look at Seamonkey. Not only is Seamonkey a top-notch web browser, but just as the integrated text field spell checker is flawlessly integrated, so is one of the best, no-cost to use, POP / IMAP e-mail clients available. If you use an e-mail client, such as Eudora or Thunderbird, or even Outlook Express, you will feel right at home in the Seamonkey Mail client. One of the best parts about using the complete Seamonkey Suite is the seamless functioning of the Browser and the e-Mail client-- and we haven't even touched on the IRQ client, or yet another component of the suite which could completely change the way you approach periodic web design maintenance. Offering FTP publishing, source-code editing, design view editing, and a unique design view / element view which indicates where the Elements are from a design view perspective, the Grade-A, the visual-rich HTML editing component, formerly known as Netscape Composer spawned another stand-alone WYSIWYG editor, Nvu, which is still widely used today. Install Seamonkey, and test your ability to accomplish all of your on-line activity from the sensible integration of one cutting edge, extraordinarily well designed application.