Anyone who uses or works on the computer, uses email, writes and reads messages every day. The most used e-mail service in the world, Gmail, allows, as seen in other posts, to take advantage of additional applications that can transform the Google Mail website into a multipurpose tool.
Some of these tools are in the Gmail settings, others in the Gmail Labs functions, through extensions for Google Chrome and others are activated through scripts (do not worry, they are installed with a click).
Among the best scripts for Gmail already explained in other posts we have seen how to receive an SMS when an email arrives on Gmail.
The third script in the series, on the other hand, leads to reading very detailed graphs and statistics on the use of Gmail, truly high-quality reports that can be generated automatically and free of charge.
It's called Email Meter and it's a free service for personal use. It contains a surprising amount of data, and is professionally formatted and very interesting to read. You can see how many emails have been received, how many conversations and the addresses to which emails have been sent. The daily and weekly traffic of the emails to see in which hours and in which days the mail is used the most. A pie chart shows the type of messages received depending on the label and there is also a report with response times, to see how much time passes before replying to a message. Finally, there is also a word counter to see if you write too much or too little.
