Popular among writers across the globe, Grammarly has finally arrived for Microsoft Edge.
Other browsers have been able to enable a Grammarly plugin for some time, and even though the Edge extensions pile is still fairly slim, this is a big deal for fans of the service.
Grammarly will make sure your messages, documents, and social media posts are clear, mistake-free, and impactful. Adding Grammarly to Microsoft Edge means that your spelling and grammar will be vetted on Gmail, Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin, Tumblr, and nearly everywhere else you write on the web.
The beauty of having it built into the browser is that it doesn't matter where you're writing, you'll have it at your disposal. It's something that the Windows Central team all utilize on a daily basis in other browsers, so we're very happy to see it come to Edge.
Grammarly is free to use, but also has a premium subscription that goes even deeper, even able to detect plagiarism. To get started hit the link below and grab it from the Store.
Reader comments
Grammarly heads to Microsoft Edge to fix all your typos
Excellent.
Yes! Now I can troll without grammatical errors! 😂
sweet
Great extension , stupid name :P
Because I do not want to be tracked, I will not click on the link. However, if you search the extensions store or the windows store indenpendly of the link, Grammarly cannot be found. I will wait until it is available.
Some general knowledge.
You can copy the link, strip away the prefix (before https://www.microsoft.com...) and paste it directly into your address bar...
That's fine, your decision.
Those links also help support the site that you're reading now for free FYI. Someone has to pay the bills.
I posted a work around but Richard here speaks the truth. Just click it (I did) and support Windows Central. You paid you ISP, but your ISP doesn't pay every other services / websites yo visit.