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As I type this answer on webapps.stackexchange.com, Firefox is providing the spell checking.
It depends on the website. I suspect that any site that uses standard textarea tags will allow Firefox to spell-check it. Google Docs, on the other hand, uses its own custom spell checker.
Right-click a misspelled word. Select "Languages" and make sure "English / ...
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Spell check can be accessed from the top navigation bar on Outlook. After you click "Spell check," all misspelled words in your message body will be underlined in red. You can then left-click the word to get a pop-up list of corrections.
The screenshot above was taken in Internet Explorer 9.
I noticed that in Firefox, the Spell check feature is absent ...
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As @w3d pointed out, is not an issue with Gmail configuration, but my browser's. I'm using Firefox 14.0.1 and the method to disable the spell checker (in order to avoid spell checking in Gmail composer) is deselecting the option in Tools -> Options -> Advanced -> "Check my spelling as I type".
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It looks like you are being misled by the bolding that Google is showing in the results snippet. A search for peopleware quiet does return a few results which have quite in bold in the snippet text, but in most or all the cases the page for such a result also has quite in the page text. (An exception is when quiet only appears in the anchor text of a link ...
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I don't know how well it works, but I found a link to this Userscript in this thread over on Google's support site. If nothing else, you can pick the script apart and find out how they did it.
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