• New: a French verb conjugator: every tense of any French verb, with negative, pronominal, compound tenses, questions and feminine forms. Open it from the toolbar menu ("Conjugate a verb") or from the bubble of a conjugation mistake.
• Far fewer false alarms on carefully written text, in English and in French, and the right fix shown first more often.
• Many fixes thanks to your reports. Thank you!

• New: the FreeCorrector icon turns grey on a page where checking is off (site turned off, checking turned off everywhere, or the Ctrl+Shift+1 shortcut). An idea from a user.
• Even lighter: the French and English engines each give their memory back as soon as they are not needed, even while the other one keeps working.
• Many fixes thanks to your reports, in French and in English ("I think it's time" is no longer flagged, "profils" suggests "profiles", "excel" suggests "Excel"…). Thank you!

• Lighter: after 3 minutes without typing, FreeCorrector frees its memory (about 45 MB at rest instead of 300) and only loads the engine for the page's language.
• Many more mistakes found in careful writing (essays, cover letters, letters, reviews, recipes) in English ("to sad", "was build", "assist to the meeting"…) and in French.
• The badge no longer covers the text or a search bar's button; scrolling boxes (ChatGPT) and X direct messages work better.
• New shortcut Ctrl+Shift+1: turn FreeCorrector on or off for the open page.
• Many fixes thanks to your reports. Thank you!

• New: FreeCorrector underlined nothing, yet there was a mistake? Select the sentence, right-click, "Report a missed mistake".
• Much better with everyday messages (texts, Discord, forums, ads, reviews): far fewer false alarms on informal language and more mistakes found.
• French: the traditional spelling is offered as a style hint for the 1990 reformed forms ("parait" → "paraît"); one click turns it off.
• English: many more mistakes typical of non-native writers found ("he can goes", "I did a mistake", "too much bugs"…), and names typed in lowercase ("greek" → "Greek").
• Several fixes thanks to your reports. Thank you!