Turns off by itself many times.

I like it but it gets in my face too much. Most of the time, I don't care about my grammar because it's just some informal thing. I do use it when I want to be taken seriously, like when I complain to my congressperson about some bone-headed thing they did or didn't do.

Is not working fine in Firefox. Always appear as logout... I´ve logged in many times and always stay logout...

This app is excellent in grammar checking but would be a higher rating if the yearly cost would go down for a subscription.

Not this runs on many but not all combinations of browser and websites so I also use Language Tool. Some of the features get in the way but these tools are both very good.

It really needs an option to be turned off by default and only turn on on the sites I need it.

Works well enough. I uninstalled it because I found its built-in ads for Grammarly premium to be annoying and mean-spirited. It pops up in emails saying something like, "Are you SURE you want to send this email with its ADVANCED ISSUES, like poor word choice and weak phrasing? Click here to try Grammarly Premium!" Like, go climb a tree, Grammarly. You're here to correct typos, not neg me into shelling out cash over non-existent "advanced issues" in perfectly good emails. Obnoxious app.

It suggests improvements on Google Docs documents, but not able to make changes. Seems a bug.

Granted this add-on has bugs, it's still extremely useful for me since I have a nasty habit of pressing send before realizing I mistyped one word in the whole paragraph.

The added benefit of being able to go to the website via the extension is a nice short cut. The website has a few more features that comes in handy, but the add on alone has:

spell check/correct
mood/tone
grammar check
btw, I'm using the free version.

As for the bugs. Sometimes the words don't auto correct, but add the correct writing at the end of the misspelled word. The add-on doesn't work on all websites or documents. The logo for the add-on appears in the bottom right of all applicable word boxes, which can also be where an important button may be (like the send or emoji button.)

Fails to work with Google Drive consistently. When it does, Grammarly is great.