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After Google Docs' update to canvas based rendering instead of HTML rendering, is it possible to force Google Docs' to render HTML from a chrome extension instead of a canvas? Somehow chrome extensions like Grammarly are able to do it but I'm not entirely sure how.

From my research though I think what allows them to do it through the _docs_force_html_by_ext variable, however I believe this is only for whitelisted extensions.

Is there some sort of alternative or a form I can fill out to get my extension whitelisted?

_docs_force_html_by_ext is undefined:

_docs_force_html_by_ext is set through Grammarly:

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i can't seem to find any documentation on how to detect the physical keyboard connection (bluetooth) inside a keyboard extension application. Our keyboard extension is helping children suffering dyslexia how to write. I need to detect if a physical keyboard is attached so i don't show the whole virtual keyboard too. I know it's possible because only one application is doing it perfectly and it's called 'Grammarly'. The only thing i tried so far is overriding the pressesBegan function which is not called in a keyboard extension.

I'm currently working on a Word add-in. In simple words, the tool searches for words in a dictionary and then proposes a definition. I would like to highlight all the words where for the add-in has a definition. The problem is when using the "highlight"-option of the Word API, it overwrites highlights of the user and makes changes to the "undo"-stack.

I think this is possible as I've saw an example of the Grammarly Word add-in: see this picture

Does anyone has an idea how to realize this?

Good day, I have here a batch file (I call Installer.bat because it installs softwares)

I followed the embedding tutorial in this page but the video in my iframe is not autoplaying. I have the exact parameters put up for autoplaying and looping, but for some reason its not doing it. Here is the code:

in making a MS Word add-in spellchecker, i'm faced with the issue of "underlines". I can use the formatting functions of the Word Object Model in order to color the misspelled words or to underline them just how a user would with the U button, but it's not the same as the native ms-word curly underline which doesn't show if you copy-paste the text elsewhere, doesn't get printed or saved and doesn't show in undo actions. I have been searching how to do it, but everyone keeps saying it's not possible.

There is this English spellchecker called Grammarly, they do have a ms-word add-in and they somehow underline the misspelled words (though it's not curly, just a straight thick line) and it works just like MS-Word:

a) it doesn't get copy-pasted when you move the text with the underlines elsewhere, nor does it gets saved when you save the document

b) it doesn't get added in the undo stack.

So from a) and b) I conclude that it's not text formatting

So there must be a way, I was wondering how can I achieve this.

Thank you in advance for any ideas or tips.

for example, a user enters some number of character in the input field and I want to highlight only the "hello" character in the input field (highlight like Grammarly)

I would like to get rid of not hyphen but dash in sentences for NLP preprocessing.

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