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WordCheck highlights all uncommon script characters when all languages are deselected - #1565
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This is a very nice, surgical fix and I'm happy to take it.
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Feature request from Tony Browne.
When there are no languages included for the spell check, then suppress all bad word indications so that no
<input>boxes appear in the text. This allows the uncommon script highlighting to work for the entire text.sandbox here