string dump( ) method, 120
style sheets, 45–51
style sheets (Parparita), 51
subject: operator, 24
T
tab then enter keyboard shortcut, 19
Tcpflow
Gzip encoding, 64
heartbeat, Gmail’s unencoded, 65–66
new mail, checking for, 63–65
overview, 62
thread, retrieving a, 83–88
trace from reading a message, 81–83
Tcpflow (Elson), 62
text-editing, 208
text file, exporting mail as, 197–198
threads
and HTML::TokeParser, 195
retrieving, 83–88
to: operator, 24
to-do lists
filters and, 203–204
gmtodo, using, 205
overview, 203
top section of screen
HTML code for, 34–35
overview, 33–34
torrent files, finding, 206
trace from reading a message, 81–83
Trash folder, 196
U
u keyboard shortcut, 18
unlabeled messages, labeling, 173–174
unread mail, reading and replying to, 163–166
update_prefs( ) function, 129
URIid extension (Neale), 44
userscripts
Bloglines, displaying, 92–100
Delete button, adding, 101–108
GmailSecure, 108–110
hide invites, 115
how it works, 100–101
HTTPS, forcing Gmail to use, 108–110
installation of, 92
MailtoComposeInGmail, 110–114
mark read button, 114–115
multiple signatures, 115
random signatures, 115
Utils.pm module, 135, 153–155
V
vCards, 181–182
viewing HTML version of Gmail, 183–185
Villegas, Andres (Goollery), 210
void disconnect( ) method, 120
void setLoginInfo method, 119
void setProxy method, 119
void setSessionMethod method, 119
W
Web Developer Extension (Pederick), 29
WebMailCompose (Brown), 7
Windows
Gmail Notifier, 4
mailto: link redirection, 7
Mozilla Gmail Notifier, 4
new mail notification, 3–4
overview, 3
Wirz, Martin (Goollery), 210
Wmgmail (Savolainen), 6
X
x keyboard shortcut, 19
XMLHttpRequest
within Gmail code, 61
HTML code for, 56–59
object methods, 59–60
object properties, 60
overview, 55
using yourself, 55–60
Y
y keyboard shortcut, 18
y then o keyboard shortcut, 19
284 Index ■ S–Y