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"
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"
We’ve just released a new version of GMass with new features and a cleaner UI. Just reload Gmail to get the latest version of GMass and enjoy these new features… Continue reading "Announcement! Chrome extension updated with new features"
If you’re the developer of a Chrome extension, after a user installs your extension from the Chrome Web Store, you may want to redirect the user to a particular website. For… Continue reading "How to redirect the user to a website after installing a Chrome extension"
As the developer of two Chrome extensions, GMass and Wordzen, I’m always on the lookout for what other Chrome extension developers are doing. Mailtrack is a popular Chrome extension for Gmail… Continue reading "Mailtrack just did something brilliant"
We just deployed a new version of our Chrome Extension, so if you haven’t reloaded Gmail in a while, please do so now to get the update. There are many… Continue reading "GMass Chrome Extension Update"
It’s time to reload Gmail in Chrome because in addition to launching automated recurring email campaigns, we’ve made several improvements to the look and feel of GMass. 1. The Build… Continue reading "Updates made to our Gmail Mail Merge Extension"
