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title: "Comment by Mark Reeves on \"How I Built a Free Grammar Checker That Runs Entirely in the Browser\" | Hashnode"
description: "grammar checking entirely in the browser is harder than it looks - the language models worth using are usually server-side. did you go with bundled rules and di"
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[Discussion](https://hashnode.com/posts/how-i-built-a-free-grammar-checker-that-runs-entirely-in-the-browser/6a4391d8db68b09eb078a360)

Comment [How I Built a Free Grammar Checker That Runs Entirely in the Browser](https://hashnode.com/posts/how-i-built-a-free-grammar-checker-that-runs-entirely-in-the-browser/6a4391d8db68b09eb078a360)

[Mark Reeves](https://hashnode.com/@mreevestools)

[Sep 29](https://hashnode.com/posts/how-i-built-a-free-grammar-checker-that-runs-entirely-in-the-browser/6a4391d8db68b09eb078a360/comment/6abba25b9db3bc834a9a83cf)

grammar checking entirely in the browser is harder than it looks - the language models worth using are usually server-side. did you go with bundled rules and dictionaries, or a small local model? curious where the quality ceiling landed vs the cloud alternatives.