Gmail Notifer

Ed Steele September 3, 2004 Comments Off on Gmail Notifer



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The alpha geeks as Google have released their latest in a long line of useful little gadgets. Gmail Notifier is a system tray icon for Windows 2K and XP that polls your Gmail inbox and displays an alert when you receive new messages. It’s very Spartan — I would say it isn’t very configurable, but that would imply that you’re able to configure it at all — but it works. It has a fixed 2-minute polling period and plays the default mail sound and pops a semi-transparent message summary notification for each new mail.
I’m hoping they’ll work more features into it in future releases — support for multiple inboxes, configurable polling interval, ability to turn off notification sounds and pops — but it’s a good solution for Gmail users that demand more and don’t use a POP client.



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