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Description from extension meta
Gmail Bookmarks. Save your bookmarks as labeled email messages in your Gmail account.
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Never lose a page on the Internet again!
GmailMarks let you quickly bookmark the current tab as a labeled Gmail message in your own account.
Just click a button in the Chrome toolbar, select a label and save.
Extra Features:
- Add the page contents as HTML (text only) or web archive (complete with images) attachment to the message.
- Know of anyone who will be interested in this bookmark? send it to him/her as well.
Gmail is everywhere. When you need the bookmark, browse the label or search your Gmail box. That simple.
GmailMarks is intended for links you want to store and use sometime in the future, and less for daily usage bookmarks. Its like a simple Pocket or Evernote without the bells and whistles.
Latest reviews
- (2014-10-20) Eli Katz: lots of potential and a great idea. need some more instructions and details to tweak.
- (2014-05-13) Carson Fuller: Thank you so very much for creating this app! I am obsessed with tabs. MOST other tab managers immediately crash, but this app truly lasts, even through 50+ tabs! I LOVE the "archive" and "mark as read" features.
- (2014-01-27) Omer Mor: Just what I needed!
Latest issues
- (2024-03-23, v:1.0.2) Tony: Error Report and Inquiry Regarding GmailMarks
I've been receiving the error message "Failed to create bookmark!" when attempting to bookmark certain emails. Although I've verified that my account is authorized in the Google Script authentication service used by the extension, this issue persists. Despite this error message, I'm glad to say that the core functionality of the extension remains operational. However, I'm curious if you have plans to address this issue in future updates, as I've noticed that the extension hasn't been updated in the past 10 years. Additionally, I've observed that the project link is no longer available, which prompts me to wonder if you've discontinued development on GmailMarks. If so, could you recommend any similar alternatives?