Gmail API overview  |  Google for Developers

The Gmail API is a RESTful API that can be used to access Gmail mailboxes and send mail. For most web applications the Gmail API is the best choice for authorized access to a user's Gmail data and is suitable for various applications, such as:

Make your Gmail more private - Nathan Nelson

Proton, the Swiss encrypted and privacy-aware email service, now lets you read and reply to your Gmail emails from within Proton. If you’re looking to wean yourself off Gmail, or just curious about trying an alternative, this could be a good place to start: anyone you reply to will still receive your messages as Gmail, ... Read more

Introduction to Google Chrome Extensions

Build Your Own Browser Tools Without a Backend - J Lopes

Many free online tools want your email first. Most of what they do can happen in the browser instead, and this is how.

Mozilla

Level-up your career by having opportunities at Mozilla sent directly to your inbox.

@passport Extension - Chrome Web Store

Auto-fill or copy your @passport handles effortlessly.

Email and calendar made better

Fast, private email hosting for you or your business. More productive, lightning fast, simple and built to save you time.

Email and calendar made better

Fast, private email hosting for you or your business. More productive, lightning fast, simple and built to save you time.

Help extend Horse - Horse Browser

Learn why Horse Browser needs Chrome Extension support, what challenges are involved, and how you can help make it happen.

asutherland/glodastrophe

desktop web mail client for the development of the gaia-email-libs-and-more backend

KhalidLam/CubeMail

CubeMail is a webmail client built using React and Chakra UI, It runs in the browser and uses the Gmail's public Javascript API.

Surge Browser — User Cooperative

Explore and download Surge Browser, the people's web browser. Chromium core. Gorgeous display. Equity for clicks.

Chrome

Google Chrome is a browser that combines a minimal design with sophisticated technology to make the web faster, safer, and easier.

We’re Making Email More Modern With JMAP

The specifications for JMAP have been published by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF), marking a big victory for email tools now and in the future.