Grammarly Dark for Firefox

Grammarly Dark is probably the best invention since Grammarly for those users who need to interact daily with dozens of texts, emails, documents, and other forms of text organizational structures.

The Firefox add-on is simple, yet ultra-effective. It gets installed in seconds and needs permission, like other plugins, to run in the background and in private windows — don't worry, the small-packed add-on won't affect your privacy.

Moreover, using the extension does not require you to go through any verification process. Just install it, log into your Grammarly account and you are good to go. If you want to disable it, do so by right-clicking on it and select the 'Manage Extension' option. This will take you to the 'Add-ons Manager' where you can select the tool's level of permission, allow updates, and enable/disable it globally.

If you have ever been around developers, you know that the vast majority of them like to opt for darker versions of the traditional themes, whenever possible. Why? Because exposing yourself to a screen for hours, day-by-day, will affect your sight.

More and more professions and tasks are now moving towards the digital environment. As a regular Grammarly user, it is imperative for you to protect your eyes. Same as a developer, you are probably spending hours attentively looking at the screen.

In normal mode, all-white screens have a strong blue light balance. This can cause considerable damage to your eyes, especially for long-time exposure; and, not to mention, looking at white screens for too long is super tiring as well.

If you are not yet convinced you need Grammarly Dark, no worries. Like all good things, they must be tested. Install the add-on, open Grammarly, and do your tasks. After a couple of hours of usage, you will feel increased eye comfort. Transitioning to white screens you will seem uncomfortable; and then, you will know: Grammarly Dark is the best invention since Grammarly.