CLOSED TREE spelling fixes to kick new builds.

extensions/spellcheck/src/mozInlineSpellChecker.cpp

@@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ mozInlineSpellChecker::ScheduleSpellCheck(const mozInlineSpellStatus& aStatus)
 //
 //    FIXME-PERFORMANCE: This takes as long as it takes and is not resumable.
 //    Typically, checking this small amount of text is relatively fast, but
-//    for large numbers of words, a lag may be noticable.
+//    for large numbers of words, a lag may be noticeable.
 
 nsresult
 mozInlineSpellChecker::DoSpellCheckSelection(mozInlineSpellWordUtil& aWordUtil,
@@ -1665,7 +1665,7 @@ mozInlineSpellChecker::HandleNavigationEvent(nsIDOMEvent* aEvent,
 
   // If we already handled the navigation event and there is no possibility
   // anything has changed since then, we don't have to do anything. This
-  // optimization makes a noticable difference when you hold down a navigation
+  // optimization makes a noticeable difference when you hold down a navigation
   // key like Page Down.
   if (! mNeedsCheckAfterNavigation)
     return NS_OK;

gfx/thebes/public/gfxContext.h

@@ -618,7 +618,7 @@ public:
          *
          * This is most useful with a printing surface, where
          * operators such as ADD are used to avoid seams for on-screen
-         * display, but where such errors aren't noticable in print.
+         * display, but where such errors aren't noticeable in print.
          * This approach is currently used in border rendering.
          *
          * However, when printing complex renderings such as SVG,

toolkit/components/places/src/nsNavHistoryExpire.cpp

@@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ struct nsNavHistoryExpireRecord {
 // The time in ms to wait after AddURI to try expiration of pages. Short is
 // actually better. If expiration takes an unusually long period of time, it
 // will interfere with video playback in the browser, for example. Such a blip
-// is not likely to be noticable when the page has just appeared.
+// is not likely to be noticeable when the page has just appeared.
 #define PARTIAL_EXPIRATION_TIMEOUT (3.5 * PR_MSEC_PER_SEC)
 
 // The time in ms to wait after the initial expiration run for additional ones