The desktop app now works with browsers as well, though you can still use the extensions if you prefer. You may be familiar with Grammarly's browser extensions, which used to be the only way to check your grammar in browser text fields. Your style preferences can also be changed from the web app only. The app will still provide suggestions in whatever text editor you're using, but this will be a downside for users who preferred the old Grammarly desktop editor. If you already have a word processor, that shouldn't be an issue. If you try to create a new document from the desktop app, it will be opened in your default browser. While the old Grammarly was a very basic web app wrapper, it had the advantage of including a word processor that worked outside of a browser. You also have the option to disable the service in certain applications, or for a certain amount of time. For that, you will need to paste your text into the web-based editor. However, you can only go through them one by one, as the app cannot display all suggestions on the screen at once. You will see a small widget next to the field, which you can click to cycle through suggestions. If you have a text field anywhere, the app should detect it and check your grammar automatically. Grammarly now works with any desktop text editor or browser.
Grammar checking widget in any application However, the text editor is now only accessible via a browser, so not everything has been improved across the board. The new Grammarly Desktop is a native macOS app that provides spell checking and suggestions on your desktop, in any app or website that supports text input. The service also offered a desktop app, which was nothing but a wrapper for the web version, but that has now changed. Grammarly has become hugely popular over the years, providing users with a great way to both check their grammar and improve their writing.
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