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1. Select any text on webpage (Press left mouse button at start of text, drag until the end of text, release the left button, alternatively you can also press Ctrl + A inside a text box when you are typing.)
2. Right mouse button click on highlighted text
3. In the menu click on "Check with Proofread Bot...", or if you selected a sentence with an error click on "Submit to Proofread Bot..."
4. A new tab will open that goes to proofreadbot.com and your selected text will be entered for a check.

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