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Quickly paste your email in Google Meet chats and collect emails from participants A Chrome extension that streamlines email sharing in Google Meet breakout rooms. Perfect for educational programs, workshops, and collaborative sessions. Simplify Email Sharing in Google Meet Google Meet Email Helper eliminates the hassle of repeatedly typing your email address during breakout rooms and collaborative sessions. With a single click, share your email with all participants and automatically collect others' emails from the chat. Key Features: ✅ One-Click Email Sharing - Save your email once and share it instantly in any Google Meet chat ✅ Automatic Email Collection - Gather all email addresses shared in the chat with one click ✅ Copy All Functionality - Export collected emails with a simple button press ✅ Keyboard Shortcut Support - Use Ctrl+Shift+E (or Cmd+Shift+E on Mac) for even faster sharing ✅ Clean, Minimalist Interface - Simple and intuitive design that doesn't get in your way Perfect For: Educational programs and workshops Virtual classrooms and study groups Business networking events Team collaboration sessions Any situation where you need to quickly exchange contact information Privacy First: Your data never leaves your browser. This extension doesn't send any information to external servers - everything happens locally on your device. Save Time, Focus on What Matters: Originally developed for the Google TechExchange program, this tool helps you spend less time on administrative tasks and more time on meaningful collaboration. Stop copying and pasting email addresses and let this extension handle the busywork!
Apr 11, 2025
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