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• May 14, 2026
  description

  CodeCompose makes sharing code in Gmail effortless. Instead of pasting raw, unformatted code into emails, CodeCompose lets you highlight any code in the Gmail compose window, right-click, and instantly insert a beautifully formatted, syntax-highlighted code block.
  
  FEATURES
  
  → Right-click to insert — highlight your code, right-click, and select "Insert Code Block"
  → Auto language detection — automatically identifies JSON, JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, SQL, HTML, and CSS
  → Syntax highlighting — color-coded output for 7 programming languages
  → 5 built-in themes — Dark, Dracula, Light, GitHub, and Monokai
  → Live preview — see exactly how your code block will look before inserting
  → Fully customizable — choose your theme, font size, default language, and label visibility from the settings page
  
  SUPPORTED LANGUAGES
  
  - JSON
  - JavaScript
  - TypeScript
  - Python
  - SQL
  - HTML / CSS
  - Plain Text
  
  THEMES
  
  - Dark (VS Code inspired)
  - Dracula
  - Light
  - GitHub
  - Monokai
  
  HOW IT WORKS
  
  1. Compose or reply to an email in Gmail
  2. Paste your code into the email body
  3. Highlight the code with your mouse
  4. Right-click and select "Insert Code Block"
  5. Choose your language and preview the result
  6. Click Insert
  
  PRIVACY
  
  CodeCompose does not collect, transmit, or store any personal data. All settings are saved locally using Chrome's built-in storage. There are no external servers, no analytics, and no tracking of any kind.

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• May 14, 2026
  name

  CodeCompose

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• May 14, 2026
  category

  productivity/developer

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• May 14, 2026
  host_permissions

  https://mail.google.com/*

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• May 14, 2026
  permissions

  contextMenus, storage

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• May 14, 2026
  short_description

  Format & Share Code in Gmail.

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