Send the current web page by email—complete with title, selected text, and URL—
using your system’s Email link handler (mailto:), Gmail® or Outlook®.
- Supports Chrome™, Edge™ and other Chromium-based browsers.
(Firefox® is not supported due to Mozilla policies.) - Sends current web page by email with one click, keyboard shortcut (configurable), or Extensions menu
- Supports Email link handler (mailto:), Gmail and Outlook
- Optionally include a Subject prefix
- Includes selected text (if any) and the page URL in the email body
- Clean, modern onboarding and options pages
- Open source: View the source at Page Mail home
- No tracking, no ads, no data collection
- Install the extension from your browser's web store.
- On install or update you’ll see an onboarding page with setup tips.
- Use the Page Mail toolbar button, the keyboard shortcut, or Extensions menu.
- A new email compose window will open in your chosen service, Email link handler (mailto:), Gmail® or Outlook®.
- The email will include:
- The page title in the subject (with optional prefix)
- Any selected text (if present)
- The page URL
- Open the extension’s Options page (from the extension’s context menu or the browser extentions manager) to:
- Set a custom subject prefix (optional)
- Choose your email service: Email link handler (mailto:), Gmail® or Outlook®
- Changes are saved and can sync across devices.
When you select Email link handler (mailto:) in Page Mail’s options, the extension uses your browser’s configured handler for mailto: links. This can be your operating system’s default email app or a webmail service (like Gmail or Outlook.com).
To choose or change which program or service your browser uses for email links:
- See the help article: How do I change my web browser's default email client for mailto links?
This article explains how to:
- Set your preferred desktop email client (such as Thunderbird®, Outlook®, or Apple Mail®)
- Use a web mail service (such as Gmail) for mailto links
- Change these settings on Windows®, macOS®, or Linux®
Q: Why doesn’t Page Mail work on some pages (e.g., about:, chrome:, edge:)?
A: Extensions are restricted from accessing certain protected pages for security reasons. If you try to use Page Mail on these pages, you’ll see a popup explaining the limitation.
Q: Can I use a different keyboard shortcut?
A: Yes! Use your browser's extension manager to set your preferred shortcut for Page Mail.
Q: What if my email doesn’t include selected text?
A: Only text you’ve actively selected on the page will be included. If nothing is selected, only the URL is included.
- Page Mail cannot work on internal pages (e.g., about:, chrome:, edge:) due to browser security restrictions.
- Mail services may require you to be logged in before composing a message.
- Email link handler (mailto:) uses your browser settings; see Configuring mailto above.
- Page Mail does not collect or transmit any personal data.
- No tracking, no analytics, no ads—just email your pages.
- For help, feature requests, or to report issues, visit the Page Mail home.
- Firefox is not supported (due to Mozilla policies).
- This extension is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google, Mozilla, Microsoft, or Apple.
- THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED “AS IS,” WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ERRORS, OMISSIONS OR DAMAGES. BY INSTALLING OR USING THIS EXTENSION, YOU AGREE TO THESE TERMS.
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