Last Updated on January 21, 2024
Gmail Notifier is an open source multi-account notifier for Google mail (without storing passwords locally).
Gmail Notifier is available for Firefox, Chrome, Opera and Safari.
It’s released under an open source license.
Features include:
- Receive notifications from multiple accounts and labels.
- Mark messages as read, report spam, and trash or archive messages right from the toolbar panel.
- Low bandwidth usage via RSS technology.
- Disable specific accounts from receiving notifications.
- Get notifications from your Google Calendar.
Website: add0n.com/gmail-notifier.html
Support: FAQ, GitHub
Developer: InBasic
License: MPL v1.1
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