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In WebView2, how can we programmatically ensure that the built-in basic spellcheck is used and that the Microsoft Editor (cloud-based spellchecking) is disabled to prevent any data from being sent to Microsoft servers?
In Edge, this can be configured manually via Settings > Languages > Writing assistance by disabling Microsoft Editor and using basic spellcheck instead.
However, I have not found an equivalent setting or policy in WebView2. Is Microsoft Editor disabled by default in WebView2, and is there a way to explicitly enforce this behavior?
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In WebView2, how can we programmatically ensure that the built-in basic spellcheck is used and that the Microsoft Editor (cloud-based spellchecking) is disabled to prevent any data from being sent to Microsoft servers?
In Edge, this can be configured manually via
Settings > Languages > Writing assistance
by disabling Microsoft Editor and using basic spellcheck instead.However, I have not found an equivalent setting or policy in WebView2. Is Microsoft Editor disabled by default in WebView2, and is there a way to explicitly enforce this behavior?
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