Quote:Grammarly is expanding the features available for users of the Chrome extension on Google Docs, bringing some premium features to the search giant’s online service. The company launched the service in beta form for Google docs back in 2018. Now, the extension is getting new additions such as a dedicated sidebar for suggestions, and premium features that include feedback on “clarity, engagement, and delivery”, and more.

The sidebar is a major addition that brings all writing suggestions and corrections in a dedicated panel for users to easily navigate through. It can be accessed by clicking on the Grammarly icon or the error indicator (with a number in red) at the bottom of the screen. The correction suggestions also provide additional context to explain to users why a specific change is being made.