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Right-click an email and send emails using templates. One step closer to being so lazy about sending mails. Open SesamE-Mail: Because applying to jobs shouldn't take all day. Let’s be honest: Applying for jobs is a soul-crushing game of copy-paste. You find a great role, then you have to copy the email, open Gmail, find your "Best CV Final 2.0" file, think of a non-boring subject line... and by the time you're done, 15 minutes have vanished. I got bored of that 10-minute loop, so I built Open SesamE-Mail. It’s a simple, "no-BS" tool that turns a right-click into a finished email draft. How it saves your sanity: Highlight an email address on any job board or website. Right-Click and select "Use Open SesamE-Mail": Open Generator: Picks your template, swaps out the "Company Name" or "Role" placeholders, and preps the mail. Use Email (Save for Later): Grabs the email and holds it for you. Click the extension icon whenever you’re ready to run the generator. The Magic Step: It opens a tab in your favorite mailer (Gmail is default, but Outlook, Yahoo, and Desktop apps work too) with everything filled out. You are the one who hits send. No bots, no "sent by automation" spam. ⚠️Note: When the new tab/window opens, don't forget to attach your cv. ⚠️ A Quick Note on Setup: If you aren't already logged into your email (like Gmail or Outlook) in your browser, they’ll ask you to sign in when the extension triggers the draft. Don't panic! That’s just the email provider making sure it’s really you. Once you’re in, it’s smooth sailing. Why trust this extension? Privacy: I’m a developer, not a data broker. I don’t store your info, I don’t see your emails, and I definitely don’t sell your data. Everything lives locally on your computer. 100% Free: This is my personal pet project. I’m sharing it because if it helps me, it’ll probably help you too. User-Friendly: Built to be simple enough for my non-tech friends, but fast enough for devs. This is an experimental "Beta" version. It’s a work in progress, so if you have ideas on how to make it better (or find a bug), let me know!
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