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Instantly refresh your MailBridge connections with one click In January 2026, Google removed "Check mail from other accounts" from Gmail. MailBridge brings it back: it fetches emails from your external mailboxes and delivers them straight to your Gmail inbox. MailBridge Quick Refresh is a companion extension for MailBridge users. It adds a toolbar button that triggers an instant mailbox refresh. No need to open MailBridge or wait for the next polling cycle. This is especially useful for time-sensitive emails like 2FA verification codes. Instead of waiting 2-5 minutes for the next automatic poll, click Refresh and your code arrives in Gmail within seconds. Features: • Instant refresh: get 2FA codes and time-sensitive emails delivered immediately • One-click refresh for any connected mailbox, or "Refresh All" at once • Real-time status: see delivery counts as messages arrive • Auto-connect: links to your MailBridge account automatically, no copy-pasting API keys • Fast startup: shows your connections instantly from cache • Lightweight: uses only the "storage" permission, no browsing data accessed How to set up: 1. Install the extension 2. Click the MailBridge icon in your toolbar 3. Click "Connect to MailBridge". This opens your dashboard 4. The extension connects automatically 5. Click "Refresh" to check for new mail Requires a MailBridge account at https://mailbridge.app
Mar 21, 2026
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