We designed Harper to be the ultimately portable grammar checker, but we're still working on living up to that promise. As the Harper Chrome extension becomes more capable day-by-day, it has one critical weakness: it doesn't support Firefox. Since Chrome has a much larger market share, it isn't a priority at the moment (although we accept contributions).
This is a wonderful example of where the open-source nature of the Harper's core engine really shines.
Someone has taken harper.js
and put it into their own extension.
SpellBolt is a Firefox extension that delivers Harper's fantastic grammar checking straight into your Firefox browser.
My initial testing shows that it's a solid extension.
I am delighted to see people making use of the pluggable architecture Harper has adopted, and I can't wait to see what SpellBolt does next.
Back in my day, we used math for autocomplete.
It's not easy, but I think it's one of the best habits I've ever built.
It didn't work for me, and if you reading this, it probably won't work for you either.