Microsoft is Building a Grammarly-like Chrome Extension
Microsoft appears to exist working on a spelling and grammar checking tool similar to Grammarly for Chrome. Believed to exist spotted beginning by Twitter user Florian, the feature allows y'all to right all your grammatical mistakes on the wing.
New microsoft extension for chrome. pic.twitter.com/LjsVpq8gn8
— Florian (@flobo09) December 21, 2019
Co-ordinate to the screenshots posted past the Twitter user, the extension checks the spelling, grammar, and volition offer "refinements" – could be alternate suggestions conveying the meaning better.
"The Microsoft Office extension now includes Editor, which uses an online service that checks your writing and offers suggestions equally yous write on about websites," reads the feature description.
There is an option to block the extension from running on detail websites, say websites containing individual or sensitive information. This could too be useful especially on resource-heavy websites to reduce the impact in performance.
The feature is currently in preview phase. I tried installing Microsoft Role extension for Chrome in the stable version of Chrome and in Chrome Canary version 81.0.4006.0 but the feature was absent in both of them. This hints that the feature might be available just for a limited number of testers for now.
However, we would be hearing more about the extension in the coming months as Microsoft prepares to ship the extension. In the meantime, if you're looking for alternative options for Grammarly, check out our article on the same here.
It is condom to presume that this extension would work on the Chromium-based Border as well. We'll know that for sure once Microsoft makes the editor available for a wider range of users.
So, have you noticed the Microsoft Editor preview in your Chrome browser having Microsoft Office extension installed? Allow us know in the comments.
Source: https://beebom.com/microsoft-grammarly-like-chrome-extension/
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