Follow the troubleshooting steps for your browser below to resolve the issue.
Chrome
Safari
Firefox
1. Make sure you have the Grammarly extension installed and enabled.
- Copy and paste this string into your address bar: chrome://extensions and hit enter.
- Make sure Grammarly for Chrome appears in the list of extensions and that the Enabled checkbox is checked.
2. Make sure Grammarly for Chrome works properly by:
- Click on the Grammarly for Chrome extension icon in the extension bar.
- Make sure the pop-up that appears is not blank.
- Otherwise, check out this article.
1. Make sure you have the Grammarly extension installed and enabled.
- Copy and paste this string into your address bar: about:addons and hit enter.
- Make sure Grammarly for Firefox appears in the list of extensions and that it is not disabled.
2. Make sure Grammarly for Firefox works properly:
- Click on the Grammarly for Firefox extension icon in the extension bar.
- Make sure the pop-up that appears is not blank.
- Otherwise, check out this article.
1. Make sure you have the Grammarly extension installed and enabled.
- Open Safari Preferences by either navigating to Safari —> Preferences or pressing Command + Comma (,)
- Navigate to the Extension tab.
- Make sure Grammarly for Safari appears in the list of extensions and that the Enable Grammarly for Safari checkbox is checked.
2. Make sure Grammarly for Safari works properly:
- Click on the Grammarly for Safari extension icon in the extension bar.
- Make sure the pop-up that appears is not blank.
- Otherwise, check out this article.
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