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Sorry but how to use this? And could author make it a firefox plugin? That would be very handy!
by terrycody 5y ago
Sorry but how to use this? And could author make it a firefox plugin? That would be very handy!
- isneu 5y agoHi terry. It's easy. Copy the code from https://github.com/isneuu/autofix-grammarly-errors/blob/main/index.js https://github.com/isneuu/autofix-grammarly-errors/blob/main... For chrome or brave browser, go to your grammarly web, press F12 and paste that code. It will open what is called Console. For Firefox, press F12, and you'll see tabs starting with "INSPECTOR, CONSOLE, ..." Press console and paste the code. I haven't tried it for firefox as my primary browser is chrome. I've pasted the readme file for your convenience. 1. Go to Grammarly Web app 2. Go to Editor Settings, turn on "Auto-jump to the next suggestion" 3. I made it primarily for the "Correctness" tab in Grammarly. It also works for others. Please know that I'm eager to reply to your queries here and help you. This tool definitely helps. :)
- isneu 5y agoOr you can make a bookmarklets like I just learned from one comment here. Follow this process to make that bookmarklet: https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/what-are-bookmarklets/ https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/what-are-bookmarklets/ and paste the code: javascript: (() => { function refreshData() { x = 3; try { if (document.querySelector('.cards-replacements_labels-itemRemove') !== null) { var newclass = document.querySelector('.cards-replacements_labels-itemRemove'); newclass.click(); } else { var newclass = document.getElementsByClassName("cards-replacements_labels-itemInsert"); newclass = newclass[0]; newclass.click(); } } catch (error) { if ( document.getElementsByClassName("wrapper_fipkee2") !== null) { var cli = document.getElementsByClassName("wrapper_fipkee2"); var vli = cli[0]; vli.click(); } } setTimeout(refreshData, x*1000); } refreshData(); })(); I hope this helps! :)