Email and read it later - InboxThis

Send any page to your email inbox to read it later.
What is Email and read it later - InboxThis?
Email and read it later - InboxThis is a Chrome extension that effectively eliminates the steps typically required to save a web page to read later. It lets users send any article or web page to their email inbox in a single click. No sign up or account creation is needed. Whether you want to save an article for later or retain a web page in your inbox, InboxThis is a simple yet effective solution. The service adheres to a strict privacy policy, with user data neither stored nor sold.

Extension stats

Users: 1,000+
Rating: 3.20 (10)
Version: 1.5 (Last updated: 2022-05-09)
Creation date: 2021-10-30
Risk impact: Low risk impact
Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood
Manifest version: 3
Permissions:
  • storage
  • activeTab
  • scripting
Size: 47.76K

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Extension summary

Welcome to InboxThis 👋, a FREE browser extension to send any webpage 📄 to your inbox ✉️ in 5 seconds!

Today, to save a web page or article to read later, we have to create bookmarks or use a new app (eg. Pocket) or manually email ourselves - it's painful 😰! With InboxThis, you can send any article/web page to your email inbox in just 1 click 👆, without switching windows 🖥️! Yep, in just 1 CLICK, you can send any article or page around the web to your email inbox. This is perfect to save a article you want to read later 🕦, or just to keep it in your inbox 🔖.

No signup or account creation needed - just install the extension and you're set ✅

InboxThis was made because I always save stuff I find on the web - especially articles to read later. In the past, I tried different ways to save them (browser bookmarks, web bookmarklet, online bookmarker, Pocket app, etc.). Just like the simplest solutions are often the best, I ended up just using emails - sending myself emails with the link I wanted to save. It's time-consuming though: copy the URL, open my email, compose a new one, paste it in the body, type my email address to be the recipient, click send, then go back to wherever I was, each time.

So we created the InboxThis Chrome extension, to send any article/website to your inbox in just 1 click! It works like this:

  1. When you're on a page/article you want to save, you click on our extension icon in Chrome.
  2. Done - it's now in your email inbox!

It's a small product but something we wanted for ourselves so we ended up building it. Hopefully it's helpful to others.

PS: We don't store or sell your data (the URLs you save or your email - it's stored in your browser / LocalStorage)

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User reviews

These summaries are automatically generated weekly using AI based on recent user reviews. Chrome Web Store does not verify user reviews, so some user reviews may be inaccurate, spammy, or outdated.
Pros
  • Super easy and powerful
  • Simple tool for sending useful information to inbox
  • Handy for saving articles to read later
Cons
  • Often doesn't work
  • Inconsistent performance
  • Suddenly stops working
Most mentioned
  • Doesn't work
  • Super easy and powerful
  • Perfect for saving articles in inbox
Recent reviews
Excellent
by Hervé Guillemain, 2024-08-07

Ne fonctionne pas... Dommage car l'application semble très pratique.
by Claude VACONDIO, 2023-08-07

Just like "EmailThis". Doesn't work!!!
by Elvie Ward, 2023-08-05
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Extension safety

Risk impact

Email and read it later - InboxThis requires very minimum permissions.

Risk likelihood

Email and read it later - InboxThis has earned a good reputation and can be trusted.

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