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Subject: mozilla 1.4 spell checker 
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Does anyone have a binary ,XPI,  of the spell checker @ mozdev.org 
.....for mozilla 1.4  "natively"  running on freebsd 5.1?  The only ones 
i can find for freebsd and mozilla 1.4 are linux, solaris etc... but no 
freebsd.


Thanks in advance.