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How does grammarly work in google chrome devtools?


Asked by Ahmed Glass on Dec 04, 2021 Chrome A guide to developing tools



By looking at the network logs in Chrome DevTools, I found Grammarly uses a WebSocket for connecting to the grammar service at wss://capi.grammarly.com/freews . On further inspection of messages, I found every message has a fixed structure: a message id, action, and the payload required for the action.
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Grammarly for Chrome is designed to work seamlessly on any website where you find yourself writing. Whether you’re live-tweeting a weird movie or answering work emails (or maybe you’re multitasking with a bit of both), Grammarly can help with whatever’s going on in your browser.
Accordingly, Step 1: Open Chrome and type ‘Chrome://restart’ in your URL bar. Step 2: Hit enter to execute the command. Chrome will now automatically restart itself and you should now be able to use the Grammarly extension as you would do normally. If this fix does not work, you can try the ones listed below.
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To do that, open the Grammarly sidebar by clicking the G icon in the lower right corner of the browser window and then click Adjust Goals: In the menu that appears next, choose the Audience, Formality, Domain, Tone, and Intent of the document:
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If your document doesn’t contain any footnotes or tables, however, and you don’t see Grammarly underlines, please clear your browser's cache as described in this article. At this time, the advanced suggestions are not available in Google Docs on Safari, Firefox, and Edge. If you use Chrome, check out this article .