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• When using Grammarly in Reddit, making the changes is applied to where the current text marker is not where the fault is.

  Hey there! Thanks for sharing this feedback. Our team is aware of this current behavior. While we don't have a timeline for a fix, we can let you know that Grammarly for Windows and Mac (https://grammarly.com/desktop) integrates well with Reddit. I recommend downloading this product offering as an alternative. It also works in many different apps, and it's the primary product I use at Grammarly. Source: about 1 year ago

• ChatGPT

  I work at Grammarly, so I can share some insight here. We recently announced GrammarlyGO, and one of the features we're releasing is an email rewrite feature which will help users rewrite their emails to make them sound more formal or professional. With Grammarly for Windows and Mac, users will be able to receive this feature directly in Outlook. If you still need to get Grammarly for Windows and Mac, you can... Source: about 1 year ago

• Is there really no way for Grammarly to work on Buffer?

  Hey there! I recommend downloading Grammarly for Windows and Mac via https://grammarly.com/desktop. It should integrate with Buffer. Let me know if not, so I can share the feedback with the Grammarly team. Source: about 1 year ago

• Is there a difference between Grammarly Desktop and Grammarly Word add in?

  Grammarly for MS Office is a sidebar that sits directly in MS documents. If you write mainly in MS Office, this may be the solution for you. However, I'd like to let you know that Grammarly for MS office will no longer be updated. We suggest switching to Grammarly for Windows (if you use Windows 10 or newer) or Grammarly for Mac (if you use macOS 10.12 or newer), which supports integration with multiple... Source: about 1 year ago

• Release notes and bug fixes

  I'd also like to let you know that Grammarly no longer plans to introduce major updates to Grammarly for Microsoft Office. The team is encouraging users to try Grammarly for Windows and Mac—the product offering that integrates with a wide array of desktop apps and websites, including Microsoft Word and Outlook. For more information, check out https://grammarly.com/desktop. Source: about 1 year ago