
To download a spell checker dictionary of your choice, follow this link or right-click any normal text input field, and in the pop-up menu select Languages -> Add Dictionaries.Pale Moon is an Open Source, Firefox-based web browser for Microsoft Windows, focusing on efficiency and ease of use. They don't change the language used for the spellchecker. Note that these language packs only change the interface language.

Use the same code as the file name of the language pack you downloaded. E.g.: "fr" if you live in France, "ja" if you live in Japan, "es-MX" if you want Mexican Spanish. Enter the language code for your locale, including region if applicable.Find the setting which is set to "en-US" by default.Go to the advanced configuration editor (type about:config in the address bar and press enter). To actually switch to the new language, you also have to make a configuration change.You do not have to restart Pale Moon yet.

This will add the language pack to Pale Moon. You may also choose to immediately "install" in the Pale Moon browser (the default when left-clicking), skipping the need to save it first (go to step 3). Click the new globe icon with colored bubbles in your toolbar, and select the language you prefer from the drop-down.Install Pale Moon Locale Switcher from this site.

Choose to immediately "install" in the Pale Moon browser (the default when left-clicking), skipping the need to save it first. You have the choice of 2 different methods, either by installing the Locale Switcher extension or by using the instructions to perform a one-time preference change: A few simple steps is all that is needed to install these language packs.
