Excellent widget for daily work, that allows to write more clean and good text.

Perfect!

If you like all the text you write sent to advertisers and shady third parties.

Just take a look at their privacy policy, easily the creepiest extension I've come across so far.

Can't understand how it's still in the "Recommended" section. Mozilla WTAF.

the Wonderful tool with excellent experience

I was not able to select British English, as used in Canada. Many different spellings.

Amazing tool! More intuitive and cheaper than Grammarly, at your finger-tips, ready to use, integrates well into browsers and other platforms and offers a brilliant and professional reordering of words to sound extraordinarily great. AI driven.

At first it seemed nice, but it's been getting in the way. At first it passively highlighted problem areas for me to review, but today it's been agressively throwing up dialogs on its own, blocking my work. It also abuses its access to my attention by marking an error but pitching it's paid service when I click on the text. It does have a good dictionary (much better than the native Firefox spell checker) but the gramar engine is stuck on pedantic. It enforces rules that aren't required unless you're writing a formal document. The last straw was when it started trying to autocomplete sentences. Today I typed, "work address:" and it threw my actual work address (and how does it know my real work address?) into the email. I ignored it but the suggestion kept popping up as I edited that part of the email. It ultimately inserted the address by itself, on a blank line, between "work address:" and the address I had already added. It even used a font style that didn't match the surounding text.