Grammarly Not Showing Up in Google Docs – How to Fix

Have you been experiencing issues with Grammarly not showing up in Google Docs? Here’s how to fix it.

Checking Browser Compatibility

To ensure that Grammarly shows up in Google Docs, it is important to check the browser compatibility.

One way to fix this issue is to clear your browser cache and cookies as this can sometimes interfere with the functioning of extensions like Grammarly.

Additionally, make sure that your browser is up to date as outdated versions may not support all the features of Grammarly.

You can also try disabling any other extensions that may be conflicting with Grammarly in Google Docs.

If the issue persists, consider reinstalling the Grammarly extension or contacting Grammarly’s support team for further assistance.

Ensuring browser compatibility is crucial for the proper functioning of Grammarly in Google Docs.

Extension Installation Guide

• Ensure the Grammarly Extension is Enabled:
  • Open Google Docs and click on the Grammarly icon in the toolbar.
  • If the icon is grayed out, click on it to enable the extension.
• Reinstall the Grammarly Extension:
  • Remove the current Grammarly extension from your browser.
  • Visit the Chrome Web Store or Firefox Add-ons and reinstall the Grammarly extension.
• Clear Browser Cache and Cookies:
  • Open your browser settings and navigate to the history section.
  • Clear cache and cookies to remove any stored data that may be causing conflicts.
• Check for Grammarly Updates:
  • Open the Grammarly app or extension settings and check for any available updates.
  • Install any updates to ensure compatibility with Google Docs.

Enabling Grammarly in Google Docs

To enable Grammarly in Google Docs, first make sure you have the Grammarly extension installed in your browser. Next, open a Google Docs document and click on the “Add-ons” tab in the top menu. Select “Grammarly for Google Docs” from the dropdown menu.

If Grammarly is still not showing up, try refreshing the page or restarting your browser. You may also need to disable any other conflicting extensions that could be blocking Grammarly.

If the issue persists, try logging out of Grammarly and logging back in. This can sometimes reset the extension and make it show up in Google Docs again.

If none of these solutions work, you can contact Grammarly’s support team for further assistance. Remember to always keep your browser and extensions up to date to avoid any compatibility issues.

Troubleshooting Connection Issues

– Ensure that you have the Grammarly extension installed on your browser.
– Check that the Grammarly extension is enabled for Google Docs.
– Refresh the Google Docs page to see if Grammarly starts showing up.
– If Grammarly still doesn’t appear, try disabling and re-enabling the extension.
– Clear your browser’s cache and cookies, then restart the browser.
– If the issue persists, try using Grammarly in a different browser to see if it’s a browser-specific problem.
– Contact Grammarly support for further assistance if none of the above steps resolve the issue.

FAQs

Why is my Grammarly not working on my Google Docs?

Your Grammarly may not be working on Google Docs if you are not seeing the underlines in Editing mode. To resolve this issue, ensure that you are using the latest version of the extension by accessing chrome:extensions in your Chrome browser.

Why is Google Docs Grammar Check not working?

Google Docs Grammar Check may not be working due to the language that has been selected. Google’s spellcheck database may not include every language, leading to issues with the grammar check feature.

Why is my Grammarly not working?

Your Grammarly may not be working due to interference from your VPN, proxy, antivirus, or firewall software. Try temporarily turning off these programs to see if that resolves the issue. If it does, consider adding Grammarly to the allowed list in your antivirus and firewall software to prevent future disruptions.

Why is Grammarly not working on Google Sites?

Grammarly may not be working on Google Sites because the web page may not be supported by the Grammarly browser extension, the text box may be incompatible with Grammarly, or the text box was built using iFrame.

Thomas Chadwick