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Send emails with your resume to recruiters using SMTP. 🚀 ResuMailer – Chrome Extension to Send Job Applications via Gmail in One Click! ResuMailer is a powerful and privacy-focused Chrome Extension that automates your job application process by sending personalized emails via Gmail SMTP. Designed for job seekers, freelancers, and professionals, ResuMailer helps you send multiple resumes effortlessly—while keeping your credentials secure on your local device. 🔥 Why Use ResuMailer? Forget copying and pasting email templates or manually attaching resumes. ResuMailer streamlines your entire workflow—upload an Excel sheet, write a message once (or per company), and let ResuMailer do the rest. ⭐ Key Features ✅ Excel Integration for Bulk Emails Upload .xlsx sheets with Email, Company, and Message fields to personalize each job application. ✅ Gmail SMTP Support Send emails using your own Gmail account securely with App Password support. ✅ Local Storage Encryption Your SMTP credentials never leave your system. They're encrypted using AES (CryptoJS) and stored safely in Chrome local storage. ✅ Resume File Attachments Easily attach .pdf, .doc, or .docx resume files using the modern File Picker API. ✅ Default Message Template Fallback Don’t have a message per company? Use a default message with {{position}} and {{company}} placeholders—perfect for quick outreach. (Final update includes this!) ✅ Background Email Sending Emails continue sending even if you close the extension popup. Background tasks ensure a "set-it-and-forget-it" experience. ✅ No External Server Storage We do not store any data on cloud servers. All parsing and processing happen locally in your browser. ✅ Realtime Feedback Get live status updates for each email sent—success, failure, or skip—right in the popup. ✅ CORS-Configured Express.js Backend Hosted on Render, our backend handles secure email dispatching via Nodemailer and supports Chrome Extensions out-of-the-box. 🔒 Privacy First ResuMailer doesn’t store or access your Gmail inbox. The SMTP App Password is only used for sending emails and remains on your device. You’re always in control.