How to remove a word from Chrome's Dictionary

[@iloveyouamberappel]

I don't know the spelling of the word as I corrected after I accidently saved it. What now?

[@wonked]

If you've forgotten the incorrect word you added you can run this to display all saved words:
chrome.languageSettingsPrivate.getSpellcheckWords((w) => { words = w; console.info(words); });

[@groundmandpt]

super useful, crazy its this complex to get to it

[@Autonomous15]

easier to just go to settings, then select "languages" on the right. then go down the list and select "customize spell check"

[@AdamTimmerberg]

Thank you for the quick and straightforward answer. 10/10

[@gamesturbator]

Incredibly useful and funny. But in the current version of Chrome, no words appear in that first section you point out. Nothing I type in the console brings up anything. I am almost certain I just added an incorrectly spelled word and I can't remember the exact spelling. Whoopsie!

[@bluebowser3347]

Thank you, so clear and straight to the point. I'm leaving a comment and subscribing for the algorithm.

[@lumenarius]

Thank you for documenting but what an absolutely INSANE method for removing words. So frustrating they made it like this.

[@TheN8DaGr8]

THANK YOU!!!!
Wow, what a horrible design on Chrome's part.

[@tanjajosipovic]

Thanks for the video, it was helpful

[@kqaleac8977]

You save my day , Thank You

[@MichaelScott-oi3gx]

Thank you so much for this!

[@emmaclarkson4489]

This worked! thanks very much.

[@Steezboy3000]

Great video! Wish this had more views, none of the answers on the web work

[@wonked]

Glad this was helpful!

[@TerenceCole]

Dude, thank you so much!

[@ttrev007]

Thank You. Your a life saver.

[@ArtChannel80]

***Chrome must have changed the method, but I was able to figure it out by watching your video. Now the editDictionary link does nothing but take you to regular settings. Below is the method that worked for me***
To fix:
Go to settings
Click Languages
Click Customize Spell Check
Find your word in the list and remove.

[@wonked]

Nice! Looks like those steps work on Windows. Unfortunately there's still no 'Customize Spell Check' option on the MacOS version of Chrome =(.

[@SinthNat]

Thanks, this helped me find where it is on ChromeOS.
You need to go to the OS settings, and it's under Device instead of Languages. Specifically, Devices -> Keyboard and inputs -> Input settings -> Customize spell check

[@ejshafer]

Thank You SO MUCH

[@tyhpk]

How do you find the word you misspelled if you forgot because you quickly deleted? 🤦‍♂

[@wonked]

Try this:
var words;
chrome.languageSettingsPrivate.getSpellcheckWords((w) => { words=w; console.info(words); });

[@SammyKake1]

Nice, perfect.

[@DeanoTXR53]

Thank you for this. WTF is wrong with Google. This is a 101 level feature that has been removed from chrome on Mac. I'd like to have a word with the smoothbrain product manager who thought this was ok to do

[@brandonkriegerKNSS]

I am glad you said it because I made this mistake of quickly adding in a misspelled word and wanted to fix it. Looks like I can't. Has anyone found a solution?

[@Extys]

Thank you!

[@zuckerberg6884]

Hello sir Can you help with any old keyboard i need a keyboard for study and i want to learn touch typing please help me with one keyboard if you can. please

[@yellowdandelions7760]

Thanks! :D

[@17Tomtac]

Thx! 😊

[@abuyousufmuhammadsolaiman671]

Thank you

[@blakespower]

thanks I accidentally added the as teh and I was sick of it never correcting it

[@awakeabroadmedia]

God Send.

[@cescalove]

Thank you!!