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Set Gmail As Your Browser’s Default Email Client

8:00AM February 9, 2012 | Adam Pash

Sick of mailto: links in your browser opening Outlook or Mail.app whenever you click them? You can tackle this problem with extensions or through other means, but Googler and HTML5 guru Paul Irish offers a simple, no-add-ons-required approach. Here’s how it works: More »


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Add Hyperlinks In Gmail With A Keyboard Shortcut

1:30AM February 2, 2012 | Thorin Klosowski

Most word processors use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+K (or Cmd+K on Mac) to insert a hyperlink into a text, but even though the shortcut exists in Google Docs, it never worked in Gmail. Now it does. More »


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Sign Up For A Google Account Without Being Forced Into Google+ Or Gmail

6:00AM January 21, 2012 | Melanie Pinola

Google’s new signup form for Google accounts now requires users to join Google+ and use Gmail, as well as provide your name and gender. More »


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Sign Into Your Google Account On Public Computers Without Typing Anything

8:00AM January 17, 2012 | Jason Chen

If you ever want to log into your Google account when you’re at a public computer, where you’re unsure whether or not there’s a keylogger installed, there’s now a solution. And it’s from Google! More »


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Google Improves Offline Sync For Chrome Users

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9:30AM January 13, 2012 | Angus Kidman

After killing Gears, Google reintroduced offline support last September with a Chrome extension, but that wasn’t particularly well received either. Will the latest update finally make offline Gmail a realistic prospect? More »


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Stop Looking Like A Phisher In Gmail

5:45AM January 13, 2012 | Gina Trapani

If you’re sending Gmail messages from anywhere other than Gmail itself, they may look like phishing attempts. Up until today, whenever I sent messages using my Google Apps account with the From: address set to my vanilla Gmail address, my Gmail-using recipients got an alarming, bright red message at the top which said “This message may not have been sent by [who it appears to be from]. Learn more Report phishing.” Make sure this doesn’t happen to you. More »


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Auto-Forward Past And Future Emails In Gmail

1:00AM January 7, 2012 | Thorin Klosowski

Gmail currently allows you to automatically forward emails from any address, but if you’re looking to bulk forward old emails you have to to it manually. To solve this, Digital Inspiration outlines a way to do just that by using Google Docs. More »


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Turn Off Importance Markers In Gmail If You’re Not Using Priority Inbox

5:15AM January 6, 2012 | Adam Pash

Gmail’s Priority Inbox feature has been around for a while, and if you’re like me, you’ve found that Gmail’s ability to sensibly categorise mail is necessarily limited. Today, I realised it’s time to turn off those importance markers and get rid of all that unnecessarily added visual clutter. More »


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Track New Emails For Multiple Gmail Accounts

2:00AM January 6, 2012 | Thorin Klosowski

Chrome: If you have a bunch of Gmail accounts you might grow sick of switching between them using the native switch account feature. Google Mail Multi-Account Checker is a Chrome extension that notifies you and switches between new emails in up to nine accounts. More »


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Gmail For iOS Adds Custom Signatures And Vacation Responders

5:45AM December 15, 2011 | Whitson Gordon

Gmail has updated its iOS app with a few small features it was lacking at launch, most notably the ability to add a custom signature for messages sent from your mobile and settings for enabling a vacation responder. More »