Its cool

Grammarly for Firefox works as well as it does on most other platforms except for Desk.com. When I use it at desk.com as an agent it will create this blank white space above where I type that covers the email address sections so I am unable to change anything. I know it's grammarly because if I disable to extension the white space covering the To: section goes away.

It's a really helpful extension and it corrects a lot of stuff that I usually just leave as is and forget about, I highly recommend this even to people who think they are experts at grammar, because I thought I didn't need it but a lot of mistakes have been caught by it and proven me wrong.

Worked Great with Chrome! Testing it out on Firefox...

It is fine when it kicks in automatically but it sometimes doesn't work even though it is turned on.

Good app

The best option out there, a real shame is not available in more languages.

French grammar version?

Although it was in "featured" section, but when it asks for permissions, it asks to access all my data on all website which is quite suspicious. Will it access my passwords and login details as well as bank information as well?

Spell check is highly inaccurate even allowing for differences in US & UK spelling.
Grammar check is a hoot.

Last and most critical application inserts promo codes that really dick up the results to the point I'm getting error messages for the extra codes.

Grammarly is a useful tool for anyone and everyone - not just those who are English majors, novelists or anyone else in the writing realm. As someone who writes and types a lot online for school, Grammarly has been useful in fixing my errors! If I am hastily taking notes for class, writing an essay, or completing an assignment, Grammarly has gone in and shown me where my errors are, and automatically has suggestions for those mistakes. It is such an easy add-on to use, and is not intrusive nor annoying to have. Grammarly has been one of my favorite add-ons that I've used, and that is saying a lot.

We all type quickly and often don't really take the time to look back at what we do type, so Grammarly is an efficient tool to use to fix those mistakes. I would definitely recommend it for any and all people.

20171009-Mo., …: up'd. The Firefox extension, ‘Grammarly’ reminds me of ‘Writers Workbench’ / WWB (at AT&T / Bell Labs).