Can Grammarly now be supported?

Ideas
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Hi, I had a quick search and found this previous topic regarding Grammarly support. I noted in the thread that it was down to Grammarly and that they don’t currently support rich text editors such as Google docs, Medium, etc…

However, I’ve just come from editing some posts on my Medium account and Grammarly is working just fine. Has progress been made now so that Ghost can re-enable Grammarly support?

2

Unfortunately, the upstream issue (Lists and the Grammarly extension do not work well together on Chrome · Issue #422 · bustle/mobiledoc-kit · GitHub) hasn’t been resolved, although there seems to havee been work on Grammarly’s side to support it

3

Hey guys,
Any news on this topic? Not having Grammarly is a mess. I need to keep copying and pasting text between Ghost and Grammarly to check that everything is fine.

4

I write Lots of articles in a month. when I recreate my website use a ghost CMS. everything fine in Ghost Editor. But Personly when writing articles general me to face a lot of Grammarly Mistak like spelling mistake, sentence mistake.
So I highly Recommend Ghosts Team To add Support Grammarly Extension in your editor

5

I agree 100%. All my writing happens outside of Ghost because of this. To be a functional editor Ghost needs Grammarly support and revision history (which is discussed elsewhere on the forum).

6

if this topic needs additional stress on the point:
writing and gram/spell proofing is a no-brainer because literally the only key function of blogging is WRITING and you want to do that correctly.

7

Grammarly is working now with this tool:

Grammarly with Ghost chrome extension.

8

thank god and thank you for posting this holy racoon being. Looks like this works for me so far…

10

Ghost 4.7.0 now supports Grammarly.