# Ouch face

> Doom face instead of number of spellcheck errors

URL: https://store.crowdin.com/ouch-face
Identifier: ouch-face
Category: Other
Type: Guide
Author: Community

![](https://developers.app.crowdin.net/api/media/file/aa5ad31f-166c-43d3-b71d-d4868002c0af.png)
 
> This work has been heavily inspired by the [In Your Face](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=VirejDasani.in-your-face) VS Code extension made by Virej Dasani. 
 
## What is it?
['Ouch Faces'](https://doom.fandom.com/wiki/Ouch_face) replaces the number of errors found by the spellcheck with the Doom Face. 
The more errors spellcheck finds, the harder it gets.
 
 ## How to use Ouch Faces

 - Copy the code

```javascript
$("<style>").text(".spellcheck-badge { opacity: 0; }").appendTo("head"),setInterval(()=>{let e=$(".spellcheck-badge").text()-1;$(".spellcheck-items").css("background",`url('https://translator-toys.vercel.app/d/doom${e>3?3:e}.png') no-repeat center center`).css("background-size","contain")},500);
```

 - From the Crowdin project page, select the langauge and open a file you will be translating.
 - When Crowdin Editor is open in your browser. Click on the address bar and type **`javascript:`**  and then paste the code.
  > yes, right in the URL address bar
 - Press `Enter`.
 - Have fun.

 ## Adding Ouch Faces to your browser
Follow [this guide](https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/what-are-bookmarklets/) to create a bookmarklet in your browser and have Ouch Faces available every time you translate. Just click the bookmark as a button every time you're in Crowdin Editor.
 
 # Your new spellcheck errors indicator
 ![](https://developers.app.crowdin.net/api/media/file/6878ed5c-9175-429f-8ebe-21580c892b98.png)