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Thanks! Both those guys are fantastic tools, but leave a lot to be desired as far as permissions (all, not partial) and extensibility. As front-end apps for ema
by nicholasreed 14y ago
Thanks! Both those guys are fantastic tools, but leave a lot to be desired as far as permissions (all, not partial) and extensibility. As front-end apps for emailbox are open code, so anybody could quickly make an email app.
- hsmyers 14y agoI was also fooled by the title :) In fact I was hoping for something a little different. What I wanted was something that intercepted my attachment(s) stored them in the cloud and then passed a link embedded in the email. That way I could send overly large attachments to folks who have limits on what size they can retrieve via email. Anyone reading this have suggested work arounds?
- nicholasreed 14y agoHave you tried using the new(ish) Google Drive feature that lets you upload an attachment to Drive, then get a public link for the file that you can email to someone?
- hsmyers 14y agoInsert Homer-esq 'Do' (or is it 'Duh'?) here. I saw that as a brief glimpse while wading through my Google Reader hits the other day (week?) I'll investigate post-haste. Thanks!