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Releases: ePlus-DEV/gmail-alias-toolkit

v.1.1.0

30 Dec 09:00

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How to Install

Chromium

  1. Download and unzip the gmail-alias-toolkit-{version}-chrome.zip (latest release desirable).
  2. Rename the unzipped directory to google-cloud-helper.
    • When you update manually, replace the content of the google-cloud-helper folder with the content of the latest zipped version. This ensures all extension settings are preserved.
    • As long as the extension loads from the same folder path as it was originally installed, your settings will be kept.
  3. Open Chromium/Chrome and go to Extensions.
  4. Click to enable Developer mode.
  5. Click Load unpacked extension....
  6. In the file selector dialog:
    • Select the google-cloud-helper directory you created.
    • Click Open.

The extension will now be available in your Chromium/Chromium-based browser.

Note: You must update manually. For some users, manual updates are beneficial because:

  • You can update when you want.
  • If a new version is unsatisfactory, you can easily reinstall the previous one.

Available Stores

You can download the extension from the following official stores:

Chrome Web Store Firefox Add-ons Microsoft Edge Add-ons Opera Add-ons

Note: For browsers not listed above, you can manually install the extension by following the installation instructions provided earlier.

See commit history for changes.

What's Changed

Full Changelog: 1.0.0...1.1.0

v.1.0.0

30 Dec 03:37

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How to Install

Chromium

  1. Download and unzip the gmail-alias-toolkit-{version}-chrome.zip (latest release desirable).
  2. Rename the unzipped directory to google-cloud-helper.
    • When you update manually, replace the content of the google-cloud-helper folder with the content of the latest zipped version. This ensures all extension settings are preserved.
    • As long as the extension loads from the same folder path as it was originally installed, your settings will be kept.
  3. Open Chromium/Chrome and go to Extensions.
  4. Click to enable Developer mode.
  5. Click Load unpacked extension....
  6. In the file selector dialog:
    • Select the google-cloud-helper directory you created.
    • Click Open.

The extension will now be available in your Chromium/Chromium-based browser.

Note: You must update manually. For some users, manual updates are beneficial because:

  • You can update when you want.
  • If a new version is unsatisfactory, you can easily reinstall the previous one.

Available Stores

You can download the extension from the following official stores:

Chrome Web Store Firefox Add-ons Microsoft Edge Add-ons Opera Add-ons

Note: For browsers not listed above, you can manually install the extension by following the installation instructions provided earlier.

What's Changed

New Contributors

Full Changelog: https://github.com/ePlus-DEV/gmail-alias-toolkit/commits/1.0.0