Today Lifehacker advertised a new Web site (basically a plug-in for Firefox / Chrome). This is called Boomerang for Gmail and the event is the invitation (I had time to code Lifehacker.) The basic function of striking that sending an e-mail later (at some time or at a specified time). But the more interesting functionality (in my opinion) is the "erasure," emails to the inbox within a specified period. At this time, wanting to remember using Gmail for some time I hold him in inboxie (even as a term expiring in 3 months). Now you can make yourself a true zero-inbox e-mail to lure a day or two before the actual deadline. Of course, it is difficult to recommend the service to people who gmail (on the main account) hold many secrets, and fear that the plug will know their secret data;). E-mails do not die, are available under the label of 'Boomerang'. Actions are performed not only by the plug, but also by the same services, e-mail appears in your Gmail inbox-off (I checked the source plug-in - knowing the e-mail can add to the queue on the site.)
