How to Block Grammarly in Chrome on Android

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Blocking Grammarly in Chrome

💡 To stop Grammarly from interfering with your browsing on Android, first exit Chrome.
📌 Navigate to your device's app list and locate the Grammarly application.
🎯 Within the Grammarly app settings, find the block tabs section.
⚙️ Search for the Chrome browser and tap the block option next to it to disable Grammarly's access.

Uninstalling Grammarly (Optional)

🗑️ If you wish to remove Grammarly entirely from your Android device, go to your phone's settings.
📲 Select the apps menu, find Grammarly, and choose the uninstall option.

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