Authenticatingīefore you begin using Boomerang, you will need to give permission to allow Boomerang to access your Google Account. Once this extension has been installed you will be redirected to your Gmail account (you will have to log in if you aren’t already).
I’m using Chrome and it looks a like this:Ĭlick Add extension to add this to your browser. Here, click Add to Chrome.Īfter clicking this, a pop up will appear that will ask you to add an extension to your browser. This will take you to the Chrome Extensions page for Boomerang. On this page click Add this to your Gmail. To install Boomerang, head over to the Boomerang for Gmail website. Please note: The instructions in this post are for Chrome users, however Boomerang for Gmail also works on the latest versions of Firefox, Safari, Opera, and Edge. This post was last updated on 24th October 2018.
#Boomerang for gmail not in extension list how to
In this post I’m going to show you how to set up Boomerang for Gmail and walk you through a few of its most popular features. Boomerang allows you schedule emails so that they go out at a later date and time, “snooze” emails so that they appear at the top of your inbox at a more appropriate time, and even set up reminders to chase emails when they’ve not been responded to. In addition, Gmail has lots of great free add-ons, including the incredible Boomerang for Gmail. Best of all I can connect my cPanel email account to my Gmail account so that I don’t have to use those awful cPanel webmail clients! When it comes to emails, Gmail is my favourite email service to use.
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