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Featured Firefox Extension: WiseStamp Adds HTML Signatures to Your Webmail Service
All platforms with Firefox: The WiseStamp beta Firefox add-on edits, saves, and applies rich HTML signatures to your web-based email accounts, including Gmail, Yahoo Mail, Hotmail, and AOL mail. With WiseStamp installed, you get a rich HTML editor that lets you create signatures with links, colors, images, and formatting, plus links to your favorite social network profiles. You can make more than one signature, too—like personal and business. Once you're in your webmail account, WiseStamp adds a signature drop-down so you can choose which sig to use with the current email, or it can insert it automatically. Take a look at some screenshots of WiseStamp in action.
Launch WiseStamp's preferences pane to start creating your signatures.
Firefox 3: Set Firefox 3 to Launch Gmail for mailto Links
javascript:window.navigator.registerProtocolHandler("mailto","https://mail.google.com/mail/?extsrc=mailto&url=%s","GMail")
Configure Firefox 3 to use Gmail as your default email app - Download Squad
For some reason, Yahoo is the only webmail service included by default. So thanks to Lifehacker, here are the steps to add Gmail!
GMAIL TOOLBOX: 60+ Tools For Gmail
Más de 60 herramientas para aprovechar las ventajas de Gmail al máximo
Gmail Encryption
Extensión para Firefox+Greasemonkey que permite encriptar correo-e desde Gmail
persistent.info: Macros for the new version of Gmail
Even though it looks pretty similar, the new Gmail is entirely different from a JavaScript, HTML and CSS perspective, so this isn't surprising.
Mashable! - 60+ Tools For Gmail
With Google announcing the ability to increase your Gmail storage capacity this week, we decided to delve into other ways to extend and enhance Google's popular webmail service. Presenting: 60+ tools and resources for Gmail.
Sending Emails Through Twitter - lifehack.org
This is a bit of a roundabout way to do things, but if you would see some convenience in being able to send emails via Twitter, here is how I could see things going. I preface this little article by saying that you could use anything that you can easily
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