Improve Gmail With These Chrome Extensions [1]

With Google recently rolling out an expanded right click menu and these extensions, Gmail just became more versatile and easier to use.

Google's recently rolled out an improved right click menu [3] that adds some useful features to the Inbox, some of which could only be used within an email. The new additions are Reply, Reply All, Forward, Move, Move to, Label as, search for emails by subject or sender, and having multiple emails open in multiple new windows at the same time. Some features depend on whether Conversation mode is on or off.

The How To Geek rounded up some of their favorite extensions that aren't well know but are great additions. There are seven extensions and the How-To Geek article has complete descriptions of each one. All are available through the Chrome Web Store.

FlowCrypt [4]
FlowCrypt adds simple end-to-end encryption to secure email and attachments by adding a Secure Compose button to Gmail and G Suite. Firefox and Android versions are here [5].

Discoverly [6]
Discoverly looks up unknown email addresses and displays information about the person from Gmail, Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.

KeyRocket [7]
Key Rocket helps you learn keyboard shortcuts in Gmail with subtle notifications. If there's a keyboard shortcut you could have used while you're working, KeyRocket lets you know.

Sortd [8]
Sorted is a skin for Gmail that lets you create columns for tasks or to-do lists, you can drag and drop emails into each column to prioritize and sort email.

PixelBlock [9]
PixelBlock blocks email trackers that let senders know you've opened and read their email. It displays a notification if it detects tracking attempts in an email.

Checker Plus for Gmail [10]
Checker Plus for Gmail manages multiple Gmail accounts and labels. Get notifications, read, listen to or delete emails without opening Gmail. Firefox users can get it here [11].

Digify [12]
Digify is an attachment manager that notifies you when your email attachments are opened, printed or forwarded. You can also "self-destruct" or "unsend" files even after a file has reached the recipient's inbox.

Get more on what each of these extensions does at this How-To Geek article.

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