Trimless for Gmail V3
Trimless for Gmail V3 automatically expands clipped emails, ensuring you never miss important information effortlessly.
Developer Tools·Productivity·Communication
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Trimless for Gmail™ V3 is the ultimate solution for anyone tired of clicking 'View entire message' in Gmail. This Chrome extension automatically expands clipped Gmail messages, ensuring you never miss important information. With a privacy-first design, Trimless guarantees zero data collection, making it a secure choice for users concerned about their privacy.
- Automatically expands clipped Gmail messages
- Privacy-first design with zero data collection
- Enhances productivity by eliminating unnecessary clicks
Experience a seamless Gmail experience with Trimless for Gmail™ V3, designed to save you time and enhance your email productivity.
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What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
some platforms are really bad at you know at at cannibalizing their own uh apps so Shopify is terrible and Twitter is terrible and meta really doesn't give a crap... most of the other ones are are better at it right sales Forest HubSpot uh you know what Zoho zenes fresh desk intercom like it's pretty rare you hear about someone one of those ecosystem smoking someone
Pick platforms that do not cannibalize their app ecosystems
Platform risk is not uniform — pick the platform deliberately. Shopify, Twitter, and Meta have a strong track record of absorbing successful third-party apps into core platform features (or killing them outright). Salesforce, HubSpot, Zoho, Zendesk, Freshdesk, and Intercom rarely steamroll their app ecosystem. If step one of your stair-step is a plugin, lean toward the second list and accept the platform risk for the 1-3 years it takes to climb off.
I'm having a fake conversation with a real person. So I'm having a conversation with this guy who was leaving me a one-star review saying I got this free for nine years and now I have to pay.
War-Game the Uncomfortable Conversation Before Making the Aggressive Decision
Before making price changes or removing free access, Alex Prasad role-plays the entire customer conversation in his head — not just the angry review, but the full back-and-forth. If the company's side of that imagined conversation still feels reasonable, the decision is defensible. This mental habit of treating digital users like real people standing in front of you is his primary substitute for large-scale user research.
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