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A plugin for Gmail to automatically BCC the sender's own email address. A very simple plugin that automatically BCCs you on the email you are writing, whether you are composing a new message, replying, or forwarding. A button inside the Gmail compose window turns the feature on and off. How to: - Click "Compose", "Reply", "Reply all" or "Forward" and your own address is added to the Bcc field automatically - To turn the feature off or back on, click the circle button in the toolbar at the bottom of the compose window, next to Send. A checked circle means it is on, an empty circle means it is off - If your address is already in the To, Cc or Bcc field, it is left alone rather than added twice FEATURES: - Works on new messages, replies, reply all and forwards - One click to turn it on or off, from inside the compose window - Turning it off removes your address from the message you already have open - Never adds you twice: if your address is already in To, Cc or Bcc, it is left alone - Your on/off choice is saved to your Google account and follows you to every computer where you are signed in to Chrome - Change it in one tab and every other open Gmail tab keeps up straight away - Works in Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge PRIVACY: We collect nothing about you. Your subject, message body and recipients are never sent anywhere. The extension reads the To, Cc and Bcc fields only on your own computer, and only so it can avoid adding you twice. Your on/off setting is stored in your own Google account, not on our servers. This extension is built on InboxSDK, a Gmail integration library from Streak. The library reports its own errors and usage statistics to Streak, which includes a scrambled form of your email address. It never sends the contents of your mail.