This warning has been previously shown to users as well, but the message has been rephrased to avoid mentioning Grammarly, it now says “other editing extensions”.
For the best editor experience, we recommend turning off other editing extensions in your browser’s extension settings” the extension informs the user. “When other editing extensions and Editor are both running, their suggestions may overlap or conflict. Most of the users and bloggers use Grammarly free version extension in browsers, if you also use it, you’ve to disable it before installing Microsoft Editor, otherwise, you’ll get a warning sooner or later from Editor extension saying “Conflict detected between editing extensions ” The browser extension toolbar icon shows Editor’s Spelling and Grammar features as active on the current page and displays language in which proofing is done.
WIth popular Grammarly and other Grammar and spell checking related web services and browser extensions available, recently Microsoft released Microsoft Editor Extension for Chrome and Edge browsersįor the AI-powered writing assistant’s spellcheck and grammar features to work, you need to sign in to Microsoft Editor with Microsoft Account.
If you’re using Microsoft Editor along with any other Grammar extension such as Grammarly, you’ll receive a notification from the former to disable other extensions for Microsoft Editor to work best.
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