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DESCRIPTION
Gmailto redirects any mailto: link on a web page to your Gmail account instead of Apple's Mail client or other email program. Move it anywhere, open Mail.app's preferences and select «Gmailto (2)» as your «Default Email Reader» from the «General» section.
WHAT'S NEW
Version 2.0 updated the Gmail URL.
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.3 or later, Google Gmail account.
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| Gmailto User Reviews (10 posts) | Write A Review |
 | Dec 4 2005 |
ROBERT No longer seems to work. Only loads the GMail login page, even if you're already logged in... Google has since released Gmail Notifier, however, which can be chosen as a mailto: app, and seems to work fine for one account.
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 | Jul 13 2005 |
ELIAH HECHT To clarify, whatever broke when Google change Gmail is now unbroken, and Gmailto 2.0 works fine.
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| Mar 12 2005 |
ANONYMOUS Its broken. Any alternatives?
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 | Mar 12 2005 |
ANONYMOUS Ummm, a search, maybe?
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| Jan 8 2005 |
ANONYMOUS It appears gMail has changed something that breaks this. :-(
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| Oct 9 2004 |
ANONYMOUS I too find spymac's mail to be crap. It goes down for days, or won't send, and is getting overrun with spam. They just don't have the infrastructure that google has. P.S. Spymac was great before they introduced their larger email account. At 100,000 or so members it was fine, at nearly 800,000. IT SUX.
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 | Jul 8 2004 |
ANONYMOUS Sweet! Works just swell with Default App pref pane also.
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| Jun 27 2004 |
ANONYMOUS Thank you so much. WIth this and gCount, it makes the functionality of GMail so much better. This program does exactly what it says, and wonderfully. Thank you so much to the author.
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| Nov 1 2004 |
AXXLL my gcount doesnt show anywhere on the screen in order to set up the preferences.. any idea.?
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| Jun 26 2004 |
A HAPPY SPYMAC USER What's the big deal with Gmail anyway?! Spymac also offers a free 1GB email service (web and client). Actually, Spymac did it first. But wait, that is not all! Spymac will also give you free 100MB website hosting (no popups or banners), free 250MB image gallery hosting, free private and public iCal hosting... and no need for silly invitations! *** www.spymac.com ***
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| Jun 26 2004 |
JOEL MUELLER Yeah, but spymac only implemented it after Google rumors were out saying that Google was going to do it.
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| Jun 26 2004 |
JUNPEI You make a good point. Thing is, Spymac mail has never worked right for me. I need a reliable mail service (and as much as Hotmail isn't great, it's reliable, and I'm hoping Gmail will be too).
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| Jun 29 2004 |
ANONYMOUS If you haven't used GMail, you won't understand. For starters, GMail is FAST. Click, bam, you're there - nearly as responsive as a desktop client. Spymac is....well using its webmail is painfully slow. Then there's the conversations, and the labels, and the searching.... GMail isn't about the gigabyte, they just used that to get some press.
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| Jun 30 2004 |
ANONYMOUS Hotmail? Yuck. Its 2MB mailbox are a joke. Yahoo's 100MB are pretty good, and I believe its service is quite reliable too.
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| Jun 25 2004 |
JUNPEI Amazing! I've always wanted something like this for web based mail serivces. Now if I only had a Gmail account...
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| Jun 25 2004 |
ANONYMOUS Does exactly what it says, and it does it right.
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