Keep in mind that it's not as sophisticated as Grammarly or other grammar checking tools, but it's got enough to get you started. It'll also help you check your grammar and spelling and automatically correct it.
Ensure that 'Check Spelling While Typing' is turned on (if it's turned on it will have a checkmark on it). Find 'Spelling and Grammar' and hover your cursor over it. Safari's "Auto-Correction" feature is pretty similar, though it doesn't go by that name. Open Safari, then open the Edit menu from the top of the screen. Or, if you never used this feature and you want to give it a try, we'll show you how to turn it on as well.Īuto-Correction, better known as autocorrect, is an iPhone feature that'll help you predict text and correct it based on what your iPhone thinks you want to say. If you want to stop Safari automatically "fixing" your spelling, you can disable this feature with the steps below.
However, Safari's Auto-Correction feature is far from perfect and it often "fixes" things like usernames, passwords, websites, and other unusual words that you spelled correctly. Safari for Mac has a feature that will help you make fewer grammar and spelling mistakes, similar to Auto-Correction on an iPhone.
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