Grammarly is Coming to Google Docs
- Paul Thurrott
- Sep 12, 2018
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Grammarly announced today that it is beta-testing support for Google Docs in its Chrome extension.
“There’s one feature request we’ve heard loud and clear — users love the Grammarly browser extension, they love Google Docs, and it would be awesome if the two worked together,” a new post to the Grammarly blog explains. “It’s one of our most commonly requested features.”
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According to the company, it was beta-testing this functionality privately with its Premium customers, but they’re now making it available publicly. You may not get it immediately, however, as it’s rolling out gradually over the next month. And is currently available only via Google Chrome.
This kind of support is very interesting, of course. I use and recommend Grammarly but don’t use Google Docs per se. But I took a quick look to see if I have this support. Not yet.