Every DuoTyping for Chrome and Edge release, newest first.
Language settings are gone: DuoTyping finds the language you write in and checks it as you type.
The DuoTyping tab at the edge of the window is gone.
The button and the Rewrite pill keep clear of the page's buttons, and you can drag them where you like. Each site keeps its spot.
Translate remembers the language you translate into.
Open the help guide from the toolbar popup or Settings.
1 fix →Add a word to your dictionary from its spelling mark, and DuoTyping stops marking it.
Find, add and remove your words in Settings, under Marks as you type.
Your words sync with your account, so DuoTyping skips them on your other devices too.
When the spelling rules and DuoTyping Engine suggest the same fix, you see one mark and one card.
This update asks for access to your sites. Your browser keeps DuoTyping off until you accept.
Keyboard shortcuts are gone. Use the Rewrite pill or right-click › DuoTyping.
DuoTyping now works on the sites you write on, with nothing to turn on. Pause it for an hour, or turn it off for a site, from the toolbar.
Spelling mistakes in English are underlined too.
One settings page, and a smaller toolbar popup that shows today's checks.
Out of checks for today? Upgrade to Pro from the card.
Select text on a page, then press the Rewrite pill or right-click › DuoTyping. Pick a fix, and it goes right back in place.
Underlines as you type, on the sites you turn on.
Translate what you select, or hear how it sounds with your computer's voices.
Pick the languages to check as you type. Checks and rewrites answer in the language you wrote in.
Keyboard shortcuts for Check, Rewrite, Translate and Pronounce.
Free with a DuoTyping account.