You can set this up between certain times, so you can focus on deep work. For example, you can have Inbox When Ready automatically hide your emails. It does this in a number of different ways. Inbox When Ready aims to make it so that you don’t need to check your inbox as often as you currently do. Unlike most of the other entries on this list, Inbox When Ready only works with Gmail, so you’ll be unable to benefit if you’re using another email provider. That fact should not matter.First up on this list is Inbox When Ready for Gmail. I should be able to do so - domain names are different but password is same for both accounts.

What I actually would like is to use the same email login page for logging into both email accounts but it won't do that it either. I would like to have shorts for both email accounts to be on one browser home page. I have read and re-read Hostgators instructions etc, searched and have not found a solution. I tried logging into each accounts using the same shortcut and that didn't work. But then I am rotating between two browsers. What is strange, atleast to me, if I add one email account to Chrome and then use FireFox for the second email account, no problem. But not if I add the second shortcut to the same home browser page. I can set one email address to a shortcut and it is fine.

When I try to add the second shortcut, be it in Chrome or Firefox, I receive errors pertaining to check proxy/firewall settings. problem I am having is I tried to setup a shortcut for both email accounts on the Chrome home page. I have both Chrome and Firefox browsers installed on my Ubuntu 20.04 computer.Įach uses a different domain name, i.e.

Foxfire email