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Can't find this document #10
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thanks, @vnckppl Yeah, now I see the problem as well.. hmm.. I have to read more about. One workout would be to use AppleScript to open Grammarly, to "click" Edit and Paste. This actually could be interesting workout, because based on that I could build a way to copy the Grammarly content back to the Emacs.. so maybe that Grammarly broke the plugin will be good for us :) Still I need some time to code it. A quick and dirty workout is to downgrade Grammarly :( and wait for an update here (a few days). |
The Applescript option would be cool, although it seems you have to start a new document before you can paste, and there is no 'new document' menu option. Finding an older version of Grammarly is challenging. I will let you know when I find a download link. |
Yeah, correct, you need to start a new document. I'm thinking if there is some way around.... |
Okay, folks. It seems I'm not the only one struggling here with this Grammarly bullshit. The level of imbecilic "vision" of their UX experts is simply overwhelming. I understand why they wouldn't even try to build an API for the service. But changing the app so it is extremely painful to use, even for the paid users, makes no sense whatsoever. Yet I couldn't come up with any better idea, except keeping the app open of all time, with the focus on the same document - to use it as a "whiteboard." And maybe Apple Script to activate that window, and paste into it; and then clearing it up after, but never to close it. If I'd to make it work, I would probably use Hammerspoon to introduce a keyboard watcher, for "done with the checking - want to go back to Emacs" thing, I'm not sure how to make this work with Apple Script. |
BTW, rename the zip Grammarly to Grammarly_61 in your Applications |
It does indeed automatically update. One way of preventing is, is to block Grammarly from phoning home, but that would just lead us further down the rabbit hole. |
OK, I just asked Grammarly if they can help and give us this basic funcionality :-) we'll see.. |
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Thanks for the update. That does not sound very promising, unfortunately. |
Yep, unfortunately :( |
https://github.com/jcs-elpa/grammarly but I'm not able to run it. |
I also played a bit with sending the content to/from Safari and Grammarly, but nothing yet complete.
your doc that is designed for Sandbox BTW, for me, this Safari works faster than a stand-alone application. .hmm... maybe this is the way to go ... |
Hi mmagnus, |
@vnckppl yeah, I could not get this running when the window is minimized. I'm missing something.. :( |
Is emacs-grammarly broken because of changes in the Grammarly app? I am on Grammarly 1.5.64 and when I run
grammarly-save-region-and-run
on a region, Grammarly opens but shows me the error message 'Can't find this document'.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: