I'll let you run with it for a few days before I reinstall it.
You only gave me a few days, so here's me reporting already a bit early.
I must say I find it's working quite good, but not great.
In the previous sentence I deliberately wrote it's instead of its, and LT didn't move a muscle.But it continuously tells you, to add commas, even where, it would seriously, mess up the flow, of a sentence.
(makes me sound like Christopher Walken?)As a non-English speaker, I still think I will keep it activated for a while since it alerts me to quite a few common mistakes I am still making.
But it might become annoying, and I would understand it if a native English speaker would get fed up with it after only a few days.
And to answer a question that I think you asked: No, far as I know you cannot disable grammar correction and only have lexicon correction.
A more fine-grained configuration option would be very welcome indeed, and would probably elevate this tool from mediocre to good.
So in the meantime, other suggestion form forum users would be welcome…
hmm, I mistyped "from" in the previous sentence. Still all's quite on the Western Front according to LanguageTooledit
Damn you, LanguageTool:
It's 'quiet on the Western Front', not 'quite on the Western Front'. You should have helped me instead of hanging me out to dry looking like a hobo.
Am I expecting too much?