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Inbox Zero Cats for Gmail
Adds a random cat to the empty state of Gmail inbox
Users55Current public install base
Rating5.0Store average score
Reviews6Public review volume
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Version2.0.0
ManifestV3
Size258KiB
Languages1English
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Are you a cat lover who's looking to personalize your inbox zero experience? Look no further than Inbox Zero Cats!
This unique extension adds a fun touch to your Gmail empty state by rewarding you with a random image of a cat every time you archive all your emails. It's compatible with all inbox types and themes, allowing you to customize it to your liking. You even have the option to add or replace images and titles for a more personalized touch!
Give Inbox Zero Cats a try today and discover how much more enjoyable and entertaining inbox zero can be!
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Could we also customize the text "Go outside and play with a cat!" Would be great, thanks !
Best extension out there, really gives you the incentive to finally clean the inbox 😅
The most creative extension out there. If you're a cat lover, this is a must have for you!
I used the cats extension for over a year before being lured away by a competitor dogs extension. After 6 months of significantly poor performance, I came back to cats. Support and Elad were incredibly helpful in making the switch back; zeroing inbox and viewing cats in my gmail. Working with this extension has always been a great experience. I wish I had never left!
Wow! This extension changed my life
There can be no doubt that this is the best extension in the Chrome App Store, and it is a shame that Gmail has not yet come up with this brilliant idea.