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Adds a Mark Awaiting Reply checkbox to Gmail compose. Auto-BCCs you so sent emails land in a Waiting label for easy follow-up. Ever send an important email and never hear back? Yeah. We need to talk. You crafted the perfect message. Professional. Clear. Urgent, even. You hit Send. And then... nothing. Crickets. The deafening silence of someone who definitely saw it and definitely isn't replying. 📨❌ You've been victimized by the read-but-not-replied-to industrial complex. You are not alone. Here's the fix: Gmail has a powerful trick — you can BCC yourself on emails you need a reply to, filter those copies into a dedicated "Waiting" label, and set it up as its own inbox panel so you always know what's still outstanding. It's brilliant. It works. There's just one problem... You have to actually remember to BCC yourself. Spoiler: you won't. 🤦 That's where Mark Awaiting Reply comes in. A simple checkbox appears right next to Gmail's Send button. Check it when you need a reply. That's it. The BCC happens automatically — no copy-pasting your own email address, no forgetting, no awkward "just following up" emails sent in blind hope. What you get: ✅ A checkbox right next to the Send button in Gmail compose ✅ Default OFF — only activates when YOU decide an email needs a reply ✅ Works with multiple Gmail accounts independently ✅ First-run setup wizard walks you through everything ✅ No subscriptions. No accounts. No data leaving your browser. Ever. One-time setup, peace of mind forever. 🕊️ If this little checkbox saves you from even one awkward follow-up email, consider buying the developer a coffee. Donation links are inside the extension. Or don't — I'm a browser extension, not a passive-aggressive follow-up email. 😇
Mar 21, 2026
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