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Does this extension work in other languages?
because I only get the cargo manes in the English version of gmail.

In the Spanish version, the following message remains loading several times:
"101gmailr.js: 14 Calling delayed loader ..."

After installing the extension I do not see this in my gmail:

"Head to your Gmail account, and you should now see a blue Gmailr bar above the top bar."

Is this project depreicated?

Attaching javascript console after running the gmail GUI with the extension.

Error getting canvas_frame for delayed_loader line 77.

Gmail changed their view and there is no longer a canvas_frame.
Uncaught TypeError: undefined is not a function

Does this API still work, and is fine?

In main.js:
When trying to access the Gmailr 'body' and 'canvas' objects, it seems that they are only responsive to JQuery calls $("tagname", [object]). Selecting by class or id doesn't seem to return any elements for known id's or classes. Standard Javascript DOM traversal also doesn't seem to work on the objects.

I have been able to reach the DOM using notations such as:

top.document.getElementsByTagName("iframe")[4].contentDocument;

I may just need to dig deeper into the library, but has anyone else found similar issues?

Also, this may take more digging, but I can't seem to find where top is explicitly declared (I was hoping maybe it could be used to add the support for standard Javascript DOM traversal to the Gmailr object.

I'm seeing the following error in my console at random times:

Uncaught ReferenceError: $LAB is not defined

It pops from time to time, but most of the time the page is loading properly. Any idea what might be causing this?

Can I add the custom button at the compose page in gmail.

Not sure if anyone is maintaining this or interested, but in case someone comes across the same issue I have...

The "new" gmail interface that is being phased in in mid to late 2018 breaks this plugin.
The specific issue happens in line 243 of gmailr.js

Gmail no longer includes the iframe with this script. The script itself is included in the document itself.

This seems to fix the issue.
try{ win = top.document.getElementById("js_frame").contentDocument.defaultView; //Old Gmail } catch(e){ win = window; //New Gmail }

Be aware that there are a whole host of other issues that cropped up with this "new" interface...One of which being the format of the data that is sent out (It is no longer a url string...It is now a json object).