Compare Chrome extensions: Gmail POP3 Fetcher vs Mote: voice notes & feedback

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Stats	Gmail POP3 Fetcher	Mote: voice notes & feedback
User count	3,000+	N/A
Average rating	2.57	4.65
Rating count	54	155
Last updated	2015-11-02	2024-04-11
Size	80.97K	9.11M
Version	1.5.9	0.5.6

Short description
This Extension will automate fetch email from 3rd party server to your Gmail every minute. No need to do anything else.	Mote - fast, friendly voice messaging
Full summary
If you use Gmail's previously mentioned Mail Fetcher tool to grab email from other POP3-enabled email accounts, you may have noticed that it sometimes checks for new mail on very slow intervals—particularly if you're importing from a mostly inactive account. The solution, then? Your account needs to get more email. Naturally, though, you don't want to flood your Gmail inbox with new email just so you can be sure your POP account is checking at more reasonable intervals. This Extension will automate fetch email from 3rd party server to your Gmail every minute. No need to do anything else.	With Mote, easily add voice comments and audio content to documents, assignments, emails and forms. Mote is integrated into Google Docs, Classroom and many other Google Workspace apps - for easy recording and playback. Mote also supports voice feedback within the Instructure Canvas SpeedGrader. You can also create voice notes on any website, and share these as embedded voice notes, by using the Mote extension 'Magic Mic' recorder. You can embed your mote recordings into apps like Notion and Google Sites, or share your voice notes as a QR code. Mote supports transcription in more than 40 world languages, including English, Spanish, French, Portuguese and Arabic.* Mote for teachers: Ask students questions and provide feedback, quickly and with the feeling of human connection. Whether you're at home or in the classroom, Mote helps educators and students to stay connected. Add voice comments within Google Classroom's Stream and Private Comments views, as well as within Google Docs, Slides and Sheets. Look for the Mote icon in comment boxes. See more