Annotate your email with Chrome extension Gmail Notes
Want a quick, easy way to add for-your-eyes-only notes to a Gmail conversation? Check out Gmail Notes, an extension for Google Chrome which does just that.
Once you sign in, the extension icon in your Omnibar will display a small, green dot to let you know it's ready to store your notes. When you're on a conversation which warrants a note, simply click the icon and enter your text into the pop-up and click save. You're limited to one note per message at the moment, but it's still a handy way to add a reminder to your conversations.
They're saved into your Google Docs storage, so you can access your raw notes from there as well. They're not very useful without the context of your Gmail conversation of course, but it's certainly a logical place to store the data.













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Subscribe to commentsDannyCSCJul 15th 2010 3:36PM
What theme is that??? Me want!!!
optikalJul 16th 2010 6:10PM
It's called High Score
RyanJul 15th 2010 4:30PM
It didn't work well for me, the button is in the address bar, and I run my gmail in application mode.
There is a suggestion to add 'notes to messages' on the "Suggest a feature for Gmail" page.
Near the bottom:
http://mail.google.com/support/bin/static.py?page=suggestions.cs
TonyJul 15th 2010 6:14PM
The fact that you guys use the same chrome theme and gmail theme as me is freaking me out.
Lee MathewsJul 15th 2010 6:16PM
I'm all up in your Google, Tony....