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Well no, these are exactly the steps. Or one click on the bazillion of "sharing" widgets taking up pixels everywhere.

• StavrosK 14y ago
  No, the steps are: * Click-drag on the address bar and hope you get everything, or double-click if you know what it does. * Right-click, making sure it's on the selection or you'll have to do it again. * Click copy. * Click "new tab". * Enter your webmail's address, press enter. * Maybe log in. * Click compose message. * Type a few characters of the person's name or email. * Select the correct recipient. * Maybe type a bit of a subject. * Right click the composition area. * Press paste. * Press send. * Press "yes" to the "no subject" warning if you have no subject. * Click to close the window. YourPane: * Click the bookmarklet. * Click the recipient(s). * Click send. * Close the window.
  • elithrar 14y ago
    You really seem to be conflating the problem. There's also plenty of extensions (that can hook into webmail) for this too: e.g. the Send from Gmail extension[1]. [1] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/send-from-gmail-by-google/pgphcomnlaojlmmcjmiddhdapjpbgeoc?hl=en https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/send-from-gmail-by...
  • ok_craig 14y ago
    * ctrl+l * ctrl+c * ctrl+1 (gmail tab) * c (compose) * type recipients * tab, tab to compose * ctrl+v * ctrl+enter (send) 8 steps, but I'd argue keys are at least twice as fast as clicks.