Read receipts have become an integral part of messaging applications these days. Most of our work relies upon these receipts and they ensure the delivery of messages. But emails are a thing of the ...

Chrome: Corporate email systems often have ways of telling you if an email is read. For users of Gmail in Chrome, MailTrack creates easy read receipts. MailTrack, like other read receipt extensions, ...

Messenger applications such as LINE have penetrated as a means of switching to e-mails, but e-mails are still active on the front lines, especially in the business scenes that interact with outside ...

This is not an extension for the faint of heart. If read receipts on iMessages freak you out, then read no further — this is not the tool for you. If, however, you want to know that you are being ...

August 31, 2016 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google MailTrack is pretty straightforward: add the extension, and you can track when an email you send is opened up by ...

Raise your hand if your inbox is packed. I know mine is. Here are five tips that actually work to get your email in check. That takes care of the digital correspondence you actually have to deal with, ...

Email tracking plugins have been around for a while. They are quite straightforward and if you don’t know, they essentially add delivery receipts to your emails, so that you can know if the email has ...

OVER 275,000 Gmail accounts and 30 million sent emails are now said to have the imprints of mobile messaging double- check app, MailTrack.io. The app takes the double-checks from mobile messengers to ...

You write an email. No reply. You send another email. No reply. You’re halfway through a third email and you stop. What happened to the first two? Junk folder? Was the message just ignored? In the ...

- MailTrack is a free extension that adds the double-checks from software's such as WhatsApp and Telegram to Gmail for email read receipts - The app initiated by Nacho González, creator of ...

You write an email. No reply. You send another email. No reply. You’re halfway through a third email and you stop. What happened to the first two? Junk folder? Were the messages just ignored? In the ...