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Smarter Gmail scheduling, send at the right local time for your recipients, never outside your own working hours. Being fashionably late is a good thing for email, too. If you work across time zones and keep doing the mental math on when to hit send, this free Chrome extension helps you schedule emails in Gmail at the right time, automatically. What you get: ✓ Scheduling suggestions in your recipient's local timezone, so your message arrives when they're at their desk instead of buried overnight, learned once and remembered ✓ A friendly working-hours check before you send, so late-night emails don't go out by accident ✓ Built right into Gmail's native Schedule send, with no new interface to learn ✓ Your scheduled emails stay in Gmail's normal Scheduled folder Your privacy comes first: • Everything runs on your device. There is no Fashionably Late server and no account to create. • No Google sign-in and no Gmail API access. It reads only the recipients in your compose window to suggest timezones, never your message content. • No tracking, no analytics, no telemetry. Nothing ever leaves your browser. • View, export, or delete all your data anytime from Settings. During installation, Chrome will warn that this extension can "read and change your data" on Gmail. That is Chrome's standard wording for any extension that works inside Gmail. Fashionably Late only reads recipient addresses to suggest send times, never your message content. Fashionably Late is open source (Apache 2.0).
Jun 4, 2026
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