Very useful when running a local instance, I'm glad it supports running in my homelab versus on their server.

Totaler Mist was jetzt abläuft das man dafür bezahlen muss. Lasst doch die Leute bezahlen wenn sie zusätzliche KI Dienste haben wollen. Ich brauche das nicht aus diesem Grunde habe ich diese Erweiterung aus meinem Slimjet Browser (Chrome basiert) deinstalliert. Ich brauche nur Rechtschreibprüfung und Grammatikprüfung. Aus diesem sehe ich nicht ein extra zu zahlen für KI Dienste. Das eure Schwesterfirma eine kostenlose Alternative bereit hält ist gelogen. Wenn es auch in Firefox passiert werden ich die Die Rechtschreibprüfung und die Grammatikprüfung in Open Office machen. Ich arbeite dann mit Copy and Paste.

This is really helpful as I need to switch between a lot of websites, ad, to type quickly I make a lot of typos (i.e. Tqre or typr over type)

It's announced that the whole extension is going to be locked behind the Premium subscription. While I understand the need to make money, the costs are not reasonable for me and my usage. I also don't like your explanation that this is because of the rising costs of the AI-features, which I didn't need nor was convinced of to begin with.

You can circumvent this (for now?) if you set up your own server, but I think I prefer to part ways at this point.

Really used to love this until it started using gen AI more and more and kept finding more errors in its checks.

First I must say the extensions primary function works really well, if that is all you care about ignore the 2 star score or the rest of the review.

Where I feel missed led is the "recommended" tag from Firefox. I assumed it guaranteed some sort of privacy/protection grantee or criteria that had to be followed. It apparently does not as I read the policy of both the larger company and the specifics of the extension. Their overarching policy of Learneo(main company) in general is horrendous with AI trained on your data and selling you info to third party sight and much more.

The worst in my opinion that stems from the extension is that it will send 15 strings (symbols like letters and numbers) before and after EVERY ignored suggestion. This might include personal sensitive details such as, passwords, emails and much more.

So yeah if you care about privacy or privet details don't enable it on most sights or remove the extension entirely.

(Be aware though that removing it will send them information like the URL for the last website used the service on)

Just like grammarly pushing the premium very hard. I'm not going to pay for this.

One free grammar check, and then if I want to keep going I need to get a subscription... what's even the point of this "free" add-on?