OmniClick

A toolbox of small click-saving features for the web. Each feature can be turned on or off.

OmniClick is a small toolbox of click-saving features for the sites you use every day. Every feature has its own on/off switch, so you keep only what you want. FEATURES Gmail Audio Player Play .mp3 and .wav attachments right inside Gmail, without downloading them first. • Inbox list: audio attachment chips get a small play button. Listen without opening the message. • Opened emails: attachment cards get a Play button with an inline player. • Preview window: if Gmail's own preview player can't play a file, OmniClick makes it playable and starts it for you. • Phone-call recordings: many call-recording systems save WAV files in the GSM 6.10 format, which Chrome and Gmail can't play. OmniClick converts them in your browser so they play normally. • One clip at a time, with a close button on every player. Nothing is saved to your computer. Audio is loaded into memory, played, and discarded when you close the player. TURN FEATURES ON OR OFF Click the OmniClick icon in the toolbar to see every feature with its own switch. Changes apply immediately to tabs that are already open, with no reload. Your choices sync across your Chrome profile. New features start turned on, and you can switch them off at any time. PRIVACY • OmniClick does not collect, store, or transmit any personal data. • It has no servers, no analytics, no ads and no tracking. • Gmail attachments are fetched only from Gmail itself, using your own signed-in session, and are processed locally in your browser. • The only thing saved is which features you turned on or off. PERMISSIONS EXPLAINED • Access to mail.google.com: needed to add play buttons to Gmail and to read attachments you choose to play. • Storage: remembers your feature on/off choices. NOTES • Works with .mp3 and .wav attachments. Other audio formats are not covered. • Gmail changes its page structure from time to time. If a button stops appearing, an update will be needed. • OmniClick is an independent project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google.