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How can we type mathematical symbols like square-root, omega, integration, differentiation etc in gmail
Patrick
Posted 2015-10-31T12:17:14.810
Reputation: 193
How to type mathematical symbols in gmail?
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TeX for Gmail is a plugin for Chrome and Firefox which adds (La)TeX capability to Gmail and Gmail Chat.
Installation
- Google Chrome: install this extension.
- Firefox: Install Greasemonkey and then this Greasemonkey userscipt.
does_it_matter
Posted 2015-10-31T12:17:14.810
Reputation: 415
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pythonlearner's question is problematic however. Questions about Gmail often get migrated automatically to Web Applications Q&A, however software recommendations questions are off topic at Web Applications Q&A, so the correct migration website for this question is Software Recommendations Q&A.
– karel – 2015-10-31T13:20:53.9872@Rahul-14BCE0064 Would other person (receipient of my mail) be able to see this mahematical thing corectly if his browser is not installed with LateX plugins ? – Patrick – 2015-10-31T13:54:55.930
2@pythonlearner Your formula will be converted to a <img> tag, whose src points to a google service, so the image will not be a part of the email, but instead it is rendered and fetched when the mail will be read. – does_it_matter – 2015-10-31T14:03:19.290
You should add that detail into the answer, Rahul. – Lightness Races with Monica – 2015-10-31T19:44:14.077
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The Greasemonkey userscript no longer works for Gmail. This answer is now completely useless.
– ryyker – 2017-12-05T14:43:08.063