Earlier I wrote about my feelings on Google’s new verification process for sensitive and restricted Gmail API scopes, and here I’ll be posting live updates of GMass’s journey through the process.… Continue reading "Live Updates on the Google OAuth verification process and security audit"
Last October, Google announced that it would start being more stringent with software vendors building apps on top of the Gmail API. Specifically, developers using a “restricted” or “sensitive” Gmail API… Continue reading "My feelings on Google’s $15,000-$75,000 OAuth verification process and security assessment"
GMass is a lean operation, and not only am I the product manager, but I’m also the sysadmin, which means maintaining and keeping watch over a dozen servers. I’ve been… Continue reading "Useful sysadmin skills I’ve taught myself recently"
Now you can easily send recurring “reminder” email campaigns to the same set of people hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly. Examples of recurring emails Here are a few examples of how sending recurring… Continue reading "New Feature: Recurring emails to the same set of people for “reminder” campaigns"
We just launched a new tool for email marketers — a link checker! Just paste the HTML for your next email campaign into our free link checker, and watch the… Continue reading "We’re clicking your links and checking them twice"
The GMass website redesign just launched! We think it looks sharper, is easier to navigate, and represents how far we’ve come since we launched the first version of GMass back… Continue reading "Our new website!"
Google’s Safe Browsing program protects a lot of people from phishing, malware, and other harmful sites. In fact, it’s so pervasive that it’s not just used by Chrome. Google has… Continue reading "Google’s Safe Browsing program made my week hell"
GMass times the sending of your campaigns based on both your Gmail account’s limits and the max emails per day that you designate for your campaign. You can also send beyond… Continue reading "Understanding the timing of email campaigns"
On June 12, 2018, Google disabled inline installation of Chrome extensions. This means that now you can’t directly install an extension from a company’s website–you can only do it directly from… Continue reading "How to handle Google’s disabling of inline installations of Chrome extensions"
If you’re a developer using any part of Google’s API, you’ve likely received notices informing you that come March 7, 2019, the Google+ API will be shut down. There’s been… Continue reading "How to get a Google user’s email address after the Google+ API shutdown"
