Would love to have a checker plus for Outlook web on Google Chrome. Hate having to check my outlook email multiple times a day just to open it and have no new emails.
Plus one for this extension. There is an existing Outlook Mail Checker extension but it doesn't work, especially with work/school accounts. Would love the Calendar extension to also work with Outlook calendar
I think that you're reaching critical mass on this request. I was going to suggest modifying your Checker Plus for Gmail to handle other email accounts - if that's possible. I have 2 gmail and a yahoo account. Obviously, I can't get the yahoo email with your extension - but would love to.
I just tried the Outlook extension. I don't know if it's supposed to work for my yahoo mail. Anyways, the extension only has 2.5 stars for 100+ reviews - not a good score.
I have already contributed $20. And if your extension keeps working great for my gmail, I would most likely contribute more for the extended capability.
lol wow @Jason this is the biggest slap in the face to everyone who posted before March 28th. Please explain why LuisVillela and justrob receives direct @ responses but no one else does especially after 4 years when the original suggestion was made.
@Jason I have not tried this with Outlook, but I have other email accounts where I forward emails from one account to another, and I assume linking the accounts would also work.
In my case, I am using Outlook for work and I did not want to link the account to Gmail.
I have reverted to just have outlook always open in a tab, and pin that tab in my browsers. It will show the count of my Outlook un-red emails in that pinned tab.
@John Sen Thanks for the input you are correct with the similar to forwarding. Alternatively you could try method #2 whereby you create a new Google account dedicated only to your work Outlook email, example: create john.sen.outlook@gmail.com and have your Outlook forward to that email. Checker Plus would detect it and you could have all your Gmail and Outlook accounts in one place in Checker Plus.
@Jason I've tried outlooks extension.. it's just meh and decides when it wants to work. I'm unable to forward to GMail due to the account being a work email.
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Me too... I hate to keep outlook open but I'd like to be notified about emails and calendar appointments
Add for outlook please Jason
"Checker Plus for Outlook", we need this Jason!
The extension "Notifier for Outlook" never changes the unread number, updates like after a quarter or so.
I would love to have this feature, and would happily pay more for it.
Please Add This!
My company moved from Google Apps to Office 365.
If you can, please make your extensions (esp. calendar) compatible with M$
Thx
+1 it would be great to have checker plus for outlook
Another +1 an outlook integration would be awesome for checker plus.
Another one +1
I can agree with that. An outlook integration would be awesome for checker plus.
Please give us this :'(
Plus one for this extension. There is an existing Outlook Mail Checker extension but it doesn't work, especially with work/school accounts. Would love the Calendar extension to also work with Outlook calendar
Plus one for this extension.
Yes please
+1
Badly needed Checker Plus for Outlook +1
Please do :)
+1!
+1
@LuisVillela Just curious have you tried Outlook browser extension? What are your thoughts on it.
Hi Jason,
I think that you're reaching critical mass on this request. I was going to suggest modifying your Checker Plus for Gmail to handle other email accounts - if that's possible. I have 2 gmail and a yahoo account. Obviously, I can't get the yahoo email with your extension - but would love to.
I just tried the Outlook extension. I don't know if it's supposed to work for my yahoo mail. Anyways, the extension only has 2.5 stars for 100+ reviews - not a good score.
I have already contributed $20. And if your extension keeps working great for my gmail, I would most likely contribute more for the extended capability.
@justrob There are 2 options you can do right now to get your Outlook emails in Checker Plus:
1) Link the Outlook account to an existing Gmail account: https://support.google.com/mail/answer/6304825
2) Setup a new Gmail account and link Outlook to that one.
With auto-detect Checker Plus will automatically pickup the accounts and emails.
Thanks much Jason. I will look into this.
lol wow @Jason this is the biggest slap in the face to everyone who posted before March 28th. Please explain why LuisVillela and justrob receives direct @ responses but no one else does especially after 4 years when the original suggestion was made.
@NinjaLynn well the requests kept piling up and to be honest I wasn't sure these proposed solutions would appease everyone. Have you tried them?
@Dat Dinhquoc @John Sen @shemul Polling a couple others in this thread, have you tried my solutions below? let me know what you think.
With auto-detect Checker Plus will automatically pickup the accounts and emails.
@Jason I have not tried this with Outlook, but I have other email accounts where I forward emails from one account to another, and I assume linking the accounts would also work.
In my case, I am using Outlook for work and I did not want to link the account to Gmail.
I have reverted to just have outlook always open in a tab, and pin that tab in my browsers. It will show the count of my Outlook un-red emails in that pinned tab.
@John Sen Thanks for the input you are correct with the similar to forwarding. Alternatively you could try method #2 whereby you create a new Google account dedicated only to your work Outlook email, example: create john.sen.outlook@gmail.com and have your Outlook forward to that email. Checker Plus would detect it and you could have all your Gmail and Outlook accounts in one place in Checker Plus.
@Jason I've tried outlooks extension.. it's just meh and decides when it wants to work. I'm unable to forward to GMail due to the account being a work email.
@NinjaLynn are you able to access your work email via pop or imap?
@Jason Unfortunately no, I've tried a few times in the past but it's never worked.