As i am in webpage based testing , I would like to know if there’s is any extension which will check the spellings in the page .
I do tried 'Spell check for chrome ’ & 'webpage spell check 'extension . Both are not detecting the spelling automatically for our project.
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Not sure what those are but did you try the build in Spell checker?
=> Turn Chrome spell check on and off - Google Chrome Help
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I use grammarly, the current version can be directly installed in the OS
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Thank You @kulsum_siddique for extending your hand to help me ! 
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Could you let me know whether it works for our projects ( private website with non-editable mode)
Eg : Consider the image , If say ‘implementation’ spelling is wrong its shows ?.This website is in non-editable mode.
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I don’t know if that will work for a non-editable mode. (I doubt it)
So you basically want to test the copy of a website to see if there are any spelling mistakes in there?
- Shouldn’t you do this in the analysis phase where the copy is written?
- If you really want to check it on the website itself, you should scrape the website and send it via API towards googles spellchecker API: Google Spell Check API - SerpApi
But I would spell-check the copy before the implementation 100%, it’s not optimal to check it via the UI like this.
Another option is to try TripleChecker. It’s not an extension but you can submit a URL for a spelling/grammar/broken link check.
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This seems to be a good choice, to bad that is not free.
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I use Webpage Spell-Check - Chrome Web Store (google.com) for doing this.
It’s good!
Such micro tools are great for boosting our testability.
I am maintaining my collection of such micro tools for micro needs here: Rahul’s Testing Toolkit (notion.site)
Feel free to grab some good ones!
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