TeX for Gmail
Use LaTeX (a method for rendering mathematical formulas) with Gmail.
Total ratings for TeX for Gmail
4.61
(Rating count:
354)
User reviews summary
Pros
- Renders equations beautifully
- Convenient to use for typing formulas in emails
- Saves time by eliminating the need to import compiled LaTeX as images
- Integration with Gmail UI
- Easy to use for asking questions to professors
Cons
- Occasional issues with rendering inline commands
- Slow performance for longer expressions
- Inability to copy-paste formatted formulas
- Limited support for very complicated expressions
- Dependency on external server, which can lead to occasional failures
Most mentioned
- Renders equations beautifully
- Easy to use
- Integration with Gmail UI
- Limited support for very complicated expressions
- Dependency on external server
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Date | Author | Rating | Lang | Comment |
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2024-04-25 | Lucas Castro Martínez | es | Las cosas básicas funcionan, pero si quieres poner un color distinto o algunas funciones de formato no funciona cuando el servidor de imágenes está en "WordPress". Por ejemplo $$\frac{kJ}{{\color{Red}mol}}$$ no funciona Debes ir a opciones y seleccionar "Codecogs" | |
2024-03-08 | Emily Hawkes | en | The message looks wonderful when writing the draft, but as soon as the message is sent, all LaTex equations disappear, leaving blank spaces where there should be maths... | |
2024-01-31 | Da Vincent | |||
2023-03-19 | Haotian Wei | It was okey but now not responding anymore... | ||
2022-07-20 | Yang Liu | Amazing extension and exactly what I wanted for such a long time! One thing I would not have imagine is that the rendered inline TeX equations are horizontally ALIGNED with the rest of the text, which is a MAGIC solution to writing TeX commands in any mails. One suggestion to improve this TeX4Gmail solution for high-dpi (which is a wide-spreading trend, 2K on mobiles/PCs and 4K on desktops) is fetching images of 600% scale factor (from CodeCogs or WordExpress) and downscaling it correspondingly. I did it by customizing the downloaded extension and adding an additional option of "upscaling 600% and downsizing to fit the text". It's a pity that Gmail has not support SVG even in 2022, where almost all other browsers (web and clients) have supported as shown here https://www.caniemail.com/features/image-svg/. Otherwise, this extension could be easily adapted to support rendering SVG format of TeX for Gmail, which is the ultimate solution I am looking forward to. | ||
2022-01-25 | Manu Upadhyay | Renders the equations beautifully! | ||
2021-11-25 | Nadav Goldstein | The best chrome extension out there! Super useful. | ||
2021-08-12 | Xujia Chen | Greatest extension ever. Have been using it over the years and in most cases it works beautifully. Occasionally it doesn't display for the receiver who probably uses an unusual mail reader, but that is quite rare. | ||
2021-01-29 | Aliaksei Semchankau | Very convenient so far | ||
2021-01-29 | M L | en | Very convenient so far |
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