Dealing with Grammarly not working in Gmail can be a real headache. Sometimes it\u2019s just a matter of the extension being turned off or a hiccup in the browser stuff, but then there are times when the extension gets all corrupted or conflicts with other settings. Fixes aren\u2019t always obvious, especially if the icon doesn\u2019t show up where it\u2019s supposed to or if Gmail\u2019s interface suddenly stops recognizing Grammarly. The good news is, most of these issues boil down to a few common culprits\u2014extensions, cache, browser settings, VPNs, or even Gmail language preferences. If you\u2019ve tried the usual logouts and reboots, these fixes probably will help you get Grammarly back up and running in Gmail \u2014 or at least point in the right direction.<\/p>\n
This is probably the quickest fix, but it\u2019s surprisingly overlooked. Sometimes, the extension gets turned off accidentally or the icon just disappears. It\u2019s weird, but on some setups, the Grammarly icon doesn\u2019t show up on your compose window unless everything\u2019s turned on properly in Chrome.<\/p>\n
This usually makes Grammarly icon pop up in Gmail, and it might just start working. Sometimes, on certain setups, it takes a while or needs a browser restart, but if it doesn\u2019t show up, move to the next fix.<\/p>\n
If enabling didn\u2019t fix it, maybe the extension is a bit corrupted\u2014kind of weird, but not impossible. Removing and installing it again refreshes everything, and sometimes that\u2019s enough to get it working\u2014especially after a browser update or system change.<\/p>\n