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EMP Mail Tracker securely tracks and analyzes user interactions across web platforms to provide actionable engagement insights. EMP Mail Tracker is a secure browser extension designed to capture and analyze user activity across web applications. Built for internal organizational use, it provides structured engagement insights to support visibility, accountability, and performance optimization. This is for internal organization purpose only. Key Features Intelligent Interaction Tracking Captures clicks on buttons, links, and interactive elements, extracting meaningful labels such as ARIA attributes and visible text. Page Activity Logging Records visited URLs and page titles to generate a chronological activity timeline. Gmail Activity Insights Sent Emails: Logs metadata including sender, recipients, subject, message content, and attachments. Opened Emails: Detects when an email is viewed and captures header information, message content, and associated attachments. Secure Authentication System Implements protected login with automatic token refresh every 5 hours for uninterrupted operation. Local Activity Timeline Displays the most recent 24 hours of captured activity within the extension popup interface. Optimized Smart Filtering Reduces noise by filtering internal transitions and supporting multi-account detection via intelligent tab analysis.
Mar 2, 2026
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