There are some words for which I don't want to see any error highlights. So, it would be great if there is an option present to add a word in the dictionary.

Microsoft Office Extension can fix grammer issues in Google Docs but Editor can't. That is weird. Also, if you put your own word, be able to add to dictionary. Be able to ignore or put that once for a word.

Be able to use it in Outlook, Google Docs. It works in any website.

I'm an existing Microsoft 365 Family subscriber, but within the Microsoft Editor extension I see a button that says "Go Premium" even though I'm already signed in with my personal Microsoft account that is an existing paid subscriber. Clicking this button directs me to a page where I can compare plans for Microsoft 365 which is a little confusing.

Small gripe, I assume this will be ironed out in the future but wanted to call it out.

It doesn't work on all text boxes. For example, it doesn't work on the Atlassian's confluence, the comment section.

I use Grammarly for help me on writing a lot of Code Reviews on GitHub. I was incredibly happy to know that Microsoft is given me an option with my Office 365 Subscription, but Editor is not available on GitHub.

I think that Editor as Grammarly, should not be restricted on some sites.

Add some word to personal dictionary.

The extension doesn't seem to work in the body of Confluence wiki pages in editing mode. It does highlight spelling errors when editing the page title but not when editing the body content

Avoid extra clicks by avoiding the user to go to that new tab settings just to select it. Let us select it right from the popup view.

I want to able to add my own words, like my company name. It should just let me accept the spelling and then not tell me again.

When picking the laguage of the edditor, allow typing on the keyboard to act as shortcuts

It's not working on WordPress Classic Text editor. It works on title fields and meta field though. Please look into this.

PS: Grammarly works just fine.