Grammarly Thunderbird

Grammarly is a web service that checks your grammar, e.g. spelling, consistency ofvoice, plural agreement, avoidance of trite phrases, plagiarism, commonly confusedwords, sentence fragments, faulty parallelism, word order, punctuation, wordiness,colloquial speech, formatting etc. I ran a couple of HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) documents through it I hadalready proofread. It rated them both under 50% correct.Grammarly does 150 different checks. It uses advancedalgorithms that take the context of each word into account. You use it either bypasting in to a web form or uploading a document with your browser and it lists itscomplaints. It is not an editor. However, there are also add-ins for Outlook andWord.

Unfortunately it does not work with Firefox-Youtube or in Thunderbird.

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Grammarly's browser extension will help you write mistake-free nearly anywhere you write on the web. If you prefer Microsoft Outlook and have a Windows computer, you can check your emails with Grammarly directly in Outlook. Go to to install Grammarly for. Thunderbird – email platform. GnuCash – finance software. And last but not least, let’s pay homage to the man that gave Linux to the world. Linus Torvalds Facts. In the tech industry, his name comes alongside those of Steve Jobs and Bill Gates. Those guys changed the face of technology forever. How long have you wanted to be able to do this with Thunderbird!I've got Office Home and Student 2007, so I don't exactly get Outlook and it's built in calen.

It supports .txt, .doc (word), .docx (LibreOffice), .rtf (rich text format).I suspect it also supports HTML.

Grammarly just provides you a list of suggested corrections. It does not make changes to your original document and give it back to you in theoriginal format.

You can check up to 300 documents or 150,000 words in any 30-day period, or100 documents or 50,000 words inany 24-hour period. If you revalidate the same document, that counts as another document.Grammarly is aimed at someone creatingnew documents each day. Mostly what I do is make small changes to a set of9000 files. Even I just change a sentence or two I have torevalidate the whole document. It would soon blow the limit if I routinely ranGrammarly after any edits. It is quite expensive, per year. There is a free trial, but youmust give your credit card number just to try it. There is a free version that works inside Chrome.

Advantages

It catches spelling, and lets you correct by clicking a replacement.
It catches missing commas.
It catches missing question marks.
It gives you a responsive editor to compose posts.

Disadvantages

The free version pesters you many times a day to upgrade to the paid version.
The free version works only in Chrome. It cannot help you with your email, text editing or word processing.
It often gets confused about plurals, claiming verbs do not match when they do.
Grammarly just provides list of suggested corrections. It does itactually make changes to your original document. You cannot configure it to automatically correct missing commas, spelling etc.

Outstanding Questions

The answer to this question must be on the website somewhere, but I have notyet found it. What file formats does Grammarly Support? What are the file formatsthat I can upload/download? I presume HTML, Word, ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) text, UTF-8 text, LibreOffice ODT. Are there others?
Is there any way to sign up without a credit card?Many people, myself included, never use credit cards on the net. Sending a pile of signed blank cheques is more secure.Is there any way people like me can pay by PayPal or similar service, pre-cleared cheque, money order etc?

I think the Chrome add-in is free.

Grammarly
Original author(s)	Alex Shevchenko, Max Lytvyn, and Dmytro Lider^[1]^[2]
Developer(s)	Grammarly, Inc.
Initial release	1 July 2009; 11 years ago^[3]
Operating system	Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS
Type	Online text editor, browser extension, and mobile app with grammar checker, spell checker, and plagiarism detection
License	Proprietary software
Website	www.grammarly.com

Grammarly is an American-based Ukrainian technology company that provides a digital writing assistance tool. It detects spelling, punctuation, and other common errors in texts.

The software was first released in July 2009 in Kyiv, Ukraine. Grammarly is headquartered in San Francisco and has offices in Kyiv, New York City, and Vancouver.^[4]^[5]

History[edit]

It was developed in 2009 by Ukrainians Alex Shevchenko, Max Lytvyn, and Dmytro Lider.^[1]^[2] The backend grammar engine was written in Common Lisp.^[6] The app is owned by Grammarly, Inc., of San Francisco, California.^[7] Mac remote desktop tool.

In May 2017, the company raised $110 million in its first round of funding.^[8] In October 2019, the company raised $90 million in a second round, at a valuation of more than $1 billion,^[9] becoming the first unicorn from Ukraine.^[10]

In 2018, Grammarly launched a beta-version of browser extension in Google Docs.^[11]