No need to restart the browser, refresh the page (for example: this) and try clicking on the 'View In Mac App Store'. Click Add to Chrome to start the download. Firefox will download the extension and install. Open Google Chrome and visit the Chrome Store to install the Grammarly browser extension. When you are done, it should look like 'B' in the above snapshot To install the browser extension go to the app store page and click the Add to Firefox button. Now back in firefox, open about:config in a new tab and right click to create a new string with preference name as .com and with the value as the useragent string you copied earlier (which in my case was Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh Intel Mac OS X 10_8_5) AppleWebKit/600.7.12 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/6.2.7 Safari/537.85.16) If so, in Safari copy your useragent string by visting Steps (More detailed steps, as I found later, are available here):Ĭheck whether the 'View In Mac App Store' link works in Safari. My reasons for not using the plugin is, that I find the below easy enough to do manually and don't do it often enough to warrant the need for a whole plugin in my already overladen-with-plugins Newmoon.)
(tl dr: There is a firefox plugin called User Agent Overrider which does what is detailed below. I just got this working by overriding the useragent string.
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