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Opens Gmail compose for every mailto: link. Mailto → Gmail is a purpose-built browser extension that solves a deceptively simple problem that frustrates millions of Gmail-centric users every day: whenever you click a mailto: link on the web, the browser still tries to hand the request to your computer’s default desktop mail program. Instead of scrambling to copy addresses, reopen Gmail, and paste them into a new message, Mailto → Gmail quietly intercepts the click, parses every field in the link (To, Cc, Bcc, subject, body), and drops you straight into a fully populated Gmail compose window—no extra clicks, no copy-and-paste gymnastics, and no more accidental detours into Outlook, Apple Mail, or other desktop clients you never use. Why this matters Modern work lives in the browser. If you write, research, shop, and collaborate online, chances are Gmail is already open in one of your tabs. Mailto → Gmail eliminates that cognitive tax and keeps you in your flow state. By the end of a typical workday, those saved seconds and spared frustrations add up to noticeable productivity gains. Benefits Zero configuration – Install once and forget it; your next mailto click instantly proves it works. Consistent experience everywhere – From Google Docs comments to niche industry portals, the behavior is identical.
Jun 12, 2025
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