Wednesday, September 15, 2004

Gmail tools and addins

Plugins and tools to make Gmail easier to use are starting to pop up on the web, click read more to see some of the most popular. Don't know what Gmail is? Click read more. Props to Rob for the original post.


* Official Gmail Notifier from Google (beta) - Downloadable Windows application that alerts you when you have new Gmail messages.
* Gmail Search Extension - Search your Gmail account from the Firefox search bar
* Gmail Tray - A search box for the Windows taskbar
* Gmail Notifier - Firefox extension, installs an icon on your toolbar that displays the amount of new messages in your inbox (previous post)
* Gmail-to - Associate all mailto: links with Gmail as opposed to Outlook
* Gmail-to Bookmarklet - Compose messages from your Gmail account from any page (previous post)
* Gmailit - Bookmarklet to send the current page you're viewing to someone through Gmail
* GMail Loader (GML) - Cross platform application forwards your existing email to Gmail
* Pop Goes the GMail - Gmail > POP3 converter
* gExodus - Graphical user interface tool allows you to import your emails into your Gmail account.
* GMail, RSS Feeds - Retrieve notifications of new mail through RSS
* Gmail Gems - Tips and Tricks to use Gmail more efficiently
* Unread Gmail - Create a label called "Unread", Gmail will automatically add all unread items to it (Via Gmail Wiki)
* GSuite - Lets you access and use Gmail from a mini-browser in the system tray
* Gmail icon generator - Create an image of your Gmail address to minimize spam exposure (Via here)

Gmail is Google's new email service. It's been a pretty hot topic on many technology news sites lately. Unfortunately, it's still in beta, which means it isn't open to the public just yet. Existing users are given "invitations" so they can give friends a gmail account. I guess that's Google's way of doing a controlled rollout of Gmail. Anyway, if you really want one and don't have one yet, shoot me an email. I may just have an invitation I can send you.

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