TinyMCE 8.10.1

Previously, when a user selected Ignore on a misspelled word and then typed a space at the end of that word, the Spell Checker plugin checked the word again and marked it as misspelled.

In TinyMCE 8.10.1, the Spell Checker plugin keeps an ignored word ignored when a user types a space at the end of it. The plugin no longer marks the word as misspelled.

For information on the Spell Checker plugin, see: Spell Checker.

Previously, when an AI response changed content inside nested elements, such as content inside a div, a list, or a table, the TinyMCE AI plugin did not always apply the change correctly. For example, when Chat modified the whole document, the first element of the document could appear twice. After a user accepted the AI response, the document contained duplicated or misplaced content that the user had to correct manually.

In TinyMCE 8.10.1, the TinyMCE AI plugin applies each change to nested content as an update to the top-level block that contains it. The plugin now applies AI changes to nested content as expected, without duplicating content.

Previously, when the AI service changed the same block more than once in a single Chat response, the TinyMCE AI plugin compared the later change against the earlier AI version of the block instead of the original content. Diff mode and Preview showed wording from the earlier AI version as removed or unchanged text. When a change also converted the block to a different type, such as a paragraph to a heading, the original block appeared as deleted twice. The changes recorded in the Chat sidebar could also list the same block more than once. The highlighted differences did not match what the AI service had changed, so users found it harder to review the suggestions before applying them.

In TinyMCE 8.10.1, the TinyMCE AI plugin compares every change to a block against the original content, regardless of how many times the AI service changes that block in a response. The preview shows one change for each block, from the original content to the final version, and the Chat sidebar records each block once.

For information on the TinyMCE AI plugin, see: TinyMCE AI.