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Spell Check Window Blues
This topic was closed but the Bug was never fixed for Mac. The problem is, sometimes a spelling is correct as intended or not, depending upon its context in the email body. But the Spell Check Window covers that up as it blocks the middle of the email body.
It can't be moved in Thunderbird for Mac.
A previous post - now archived - suggested a left click on the (spell check?) window title area would allow moving the window. But that only works on ... Windows ... because it certainly does NOT work on a Mac. No click-drag, left or right, resulted in un-anchoring the spell check window from the center of the email body.
One example is when I used the word Add-ons. The spell check stopped at "ons", wanting to correct it to "one". If "ons" was by itself, I could see that. But I couldn't know that it referred to "ons" from Add-ons because the spell-check window covered that text.
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designer5 said
This topic was closed but the Bug was never fixed for Mac.
You have one previous topic, and it is not about spelling https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1372578
The problem is, sometimes a spelling is correct as intended or not, depending upon its context in the email body. But the Spell Check Window covers that up as it blocks the middle of the email body. It can't be moved in Thunderbird for Mac. A previous post - now archived - suggested a left click on the (spell check?) window title area would allow moving the window. But that only works on ... Windows ... because it certainly does NOT work on a Mac. No click-drag, left or right, resulted in un-anchoring the spell check window from the center of the email body. One example is when I used the word Add-ons. The spell check stopped at "ons", wanting to correct it to "one". If "ons" was by itself, I could see that. But I couldn't know that it referred to "ons" from Add-ons because the spell-check window covered that text.
I don't use anything apple, so I can't try it for you. Nor do I use that ugly dialog. I have spell check as I type enabled and it offers the corrections as a list on a right click menu.
if you still can not move the dialog by clicking the title bar, or using the other mac tools I suggest you try restarting in safe mode/ troubleshooting mode from the help menu. If you still have an issue you should probably file a bug report in bugzilla