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Lite edition: auto-refresh Gmail POP3 accounts on a short schedule. POP GMailMan Lite keeps Gmail’s “Check mail now” buttons on a short leash so your POP3 accounts refresh themselves. ★ What it does • Opens Gmail’s Accounts & Import settings page and clicks every “Check mail now” button on a repeating schedule (15 / 20 / 10 minutes). • Shows the last run time, next scheduled run, current state, and any automation errors directly in the popup so you know what’s happening. • Survives Chrome restarts – as soon as you relaunch Chrome, POP GMailMan Lite schedules the next run and carries on. • Detects multiple POP3 accounts automatically across the “Check email from other accounts” section. ★ How to use it • Install the extension, pin it via the Chrome toolbar puzzle icon, and set the “Auto refresh” dropdown to the cadence you want (15 minutes by default). • Keep Gmail signed in (the extension uses whichever profile is already active in Chrome). • If Gmail’s layout changes, the popup shows any errors so you can reload the page or file a bug report. ★ Privacy & security • No data is sent anywhere – everything runs locally inside Chrome using `tabs`, `alarms`, `storage`, and `scripting` permissions. • The extension only touches `https://mail.google.com/*` tabs and never stores any message content. It simply clicks Gmail’s existing buttons. ★ Upgrade path • Want the manual “Refresh POP mail now” button, 5-minute cadence, countdown timers, and per-account stats? Grab POP GMailMan PRO 👑 directly from ivansorkin.com (link in the popup).
Jan 5, 2026
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