Thursday, November 5, 2015
10 best Gmail Add-ons 2015
Are you getting the most out of googles email service? there are lots of great Chrome add-one that bring out the best in Gmail.Here are top 10 favourites.
Evernote Web Clipper
The popular extension for saving content from the web is fully compatible with Gmail. This means you can save entire email messages, or selected parts, to your Evernote account and tag them for future reference.
don’t need.
Kloudless
Connect Kloudless to your Gmail account and it will automatically move attachments you receive to an online storage service: either Dropbox, Google Drive or Box. You can even set up rules that stipulate which folder
files are saved to.
MailFred
This add-on helps you deal with a busy Gmail inbox. When you receive a message, click the bow-tie icon to schedule a convenient time to deal with it, such as ‘later today’ or ‘tomorrow morning’. When the time comes, you’ll receive a desktop reminder to follow up the email.
Mailvelope
Stop strangers snooping on your email by installing this add-on, which lets you encrypt (and decrypt) messages in Gmail as well as Yahoo! Mail and Outlook.com. It uses PGP keys, which can seem confusing at first, but once set up there’s no more powerful method of securing your email.
Open Compose Window for Gmail
This simple add-on prevents you from getting distracted by new messages in your Gmail inbox when all you want to do is send an email. It adds a button to your toolbar that you can click to open a Compose window
without needing to view anything else.
Gmail Mouse Gestures
This useful add-on speeds up Gmail by letting you perform common tasks using your mouse. For example, you can hold down the right-click button and drag your mouse up to go to your inbox, or drag it to the right to view the next message.
Inbox Pause
It’s hard to deal with a deluge of email when you’re trying to focus on another task. Inbox Pause lets you pause your Gmail inbox to stop further messages coming through until you’re ready for them. It’s particularly handy if you receive automatic notifications for new mail.
KeyRocket for Gmail
Learn to use keyboard shortcuts in Gmail with the help of this handy add-on. Rather than just listing time-saving tips, KeyRocket for Gmail displays a pop-up alert when you could have used a shortcut instead of a series of a mouse clicks; for example, G-l to take you to your inbox.
Batch Reply for Gmail
You can send the same reply to lots of different people using this extension. It places a Reply button above your Gmail inbox that lets you select multiple messages and write the same response to all of them at once. It’s very useful for when you receive several messages with similar content.
Right Inbox
Right Inbox adds some useful tools to your Gmail account. You can schedule messages to send later, for example, and track an email so that you receive an instant notification when it’s opened. The free version of the software limits you to 10 delayed and tracked messages per month, but you can pay $5.95 (around
£3.90) per month, which gives you unlimited use.
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