Gmail Show Time

I would give this 5 stars, except that it doesn't add the most obvious time functionality that is missing in Gmail, and that is the Time Received including seconds. Gmail currently shows this, for example: Jan 23, 2024, 7:15 AM which is missing the seconds, like this: Jan 23, 2024, 7:15:26 AM. Why go to all the trouble to create an extension for customizing the displayed time in Gmail, but not include the seconds?? Let's hope the developer hasn't abandoned this project and makes the effort to... Show more

exactly what i need

Not worth anything. All it does is create a ton of new tab popups begging for donations. Go figure.

It works! Adds times in so you find an hour/min of an email in a lengthy email chain to your gmail webpages.

Really appreciate this extension. It was startling to encounter the search engine issue, but I found the developer very responsive to sorting it out and now everything is back to working well as it had before.

This extension was great until it updated to require new permissions completely unrelated to its function. It now alters the search engine.

I'm having issues ...Chrome is showing me the 'Error' indicator in the top right hand side of my browser. When I click on it I get a message that says 'Google Show Time is disabled', and then gives me options to either 'Accept Permissions' or 'Remove'. In the app management area I see the app is not disabled at all, and my email shows the correct date format. I wanted to clear the error, so I just clicked 'Accept permissions', but that did nothing. If I click 'Remove' it claims it will rem... Show more

Worked great up until it hijacked the browser search settings - developers state that it was changed to Bing to "support the project," but it's *actually* changed to smartwebfinders.com, which does who-knows-what with my data before redirecting to Bing. No thanks.

Worked great up until it hijacked the browser search settings - developers state that it was changed to Bing to "support the project," but it's *actually* changed to smartwebfinders.com, which does who-knows-what with my data before redirecting to Bing. No thanks.

The most recent update hijacks Chrome Search Engine settings to direct searches to a site by the name "smartwebfinders" which then immediately redirects to Bing. Whether or not the developers enacted this or it's behavior triggered by one of their dependencies, it's unwanted and potentially dangerous.