Description of problem: Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: I don't really have time to follow up on this much, but I just wipegraded my system to fedora-9, but copied over my ~/.thunderbird from an f8 system. Somehow the spell check language got set to de_AT during the transition, from the en_US it should have been. I put the probability at 1% that somehow I'm responsible via user-error, and 99% that this is a real bug. Expected results: Additional info:
I see the same problem in both Mozilla apps that I use regularly: Firefox & Thunderbird. It should have been en_US but was set to de_AT (which happens to be the first entry in the selection list in Firefox's spellchecker.) Perversely, in about:config, it says spellchecker.dictionary was "user set" to de_AT - which it most certainly was not. If you default it in Firefox, it blanks out, but resets to de_AT on next startup.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 439598 ***