Adding a new language to Opera spell-checking
As per Opera Help:
Opera uses the Hunspell dictionary format, and includes a US English dictionary by default. To add a spell checker dictionary for another language:
Right-click in an input field to display the context menu.
Select Dictionaries > Add/Remove Dictionaries.
In the Spell Checker Dictionaries dialog, select the language. You can use the "Quick Find" field at the top of the list to quickly search the full list.
Check the language you want to use and click "Next".
Read and accept the license, and click "Next".
Choose the default dictionary and click "Finish".
The Hunspell-based dictionary/spell-checker seems to have been introduced in v10.0.
If the Persian language dictionary cannot be added via the instructions above, try this:
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Close all running Opera instances.
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Download the dictionary archive from here (newer, .oxt file) or here (older, .tar.gz file).
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Locate the Opera directory via
opera:about
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Open the Opera directory, then open the
dictionaries
subfolder (create it if it doesn't exist). -
Put the downloaded archive in that folder (do not unpack it!)
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Restart Opera - you should now see the new dictionary in the
Dictionaries
menu.
Note: If it doesn't work, close Opera, rename the .oxt or .tar.gz to .zip, reopen Opera and check again.
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Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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Handsome Nerd almost 2 years
How can I add Persian language spell-checking ability to Opera. It seems that Opera use aspell for this task.
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Handsome Nerd over 11 yearsThanks, I placed it in "\Opera x64\locale\fa\dict-fa.zip" and now it works. I hope Opera embed it in next version.
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jarnosz over 4 yearsThis info is fairly outdated: Opera migrated to the Chromium engine a long ago, thus spoiling everything.