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gmailAutoBcc
gmailAutoBcc is a greasemonkey script for gmail that automatically BCCs (or CCs) all sent emails to a specified email address. It automagically fills in the bcc filed when the send button is clicked.
Source Code
Download the latest version here. The source is released under GPL v2 and a full revision history is available here. You can watch for changes by subscribing to the RSS feed. 
Installation Instructions for Firefox
Install the greasemonkey extension and restart firefox.
Click here to obtain the latest version of gmailAutoBcc. Greasemonkey should prompt you for confirmation to install the script.
Refresh gmail. gmailAutoBcc should kick in the next time you click on the send button in gmail and ask for an email address. The script is now triggered differently.
- Note that the script DOES NOT work if you choose to compose in a new window.
[NEW] Installation Instructions for Google Chrome or Chromium
Install TamperMonkey.
Refresh this page, and click here to install gmailAutoBcc2 within TamperMonkey.
As of this time, there is no way to change saved parameters to tweak the script in this environment. I may work on a UI if there is enough interest.
Known Issues
- The scripts only works from within the main gmail window. It won't work if you pop out the compose window.
For the older version of gmail, use the earlier script (history). This version is not maintained anymore.
Contact
Feel free to contact me if you have any suggestions or bug reports. If you'd like a more useful response, please include the following information:
- What is the gmail account type - regular personal gmail account vs google apps account?
- Does any other user-script work for you?
- What are the version numbers of the following - OS, Browser, Greasemonkey (if applicable) and !gmailAutoBcc
- What steps did you follow in installing !gmailAutoBcc and greasemonkey (if applicable)
- If the script ever worked, when did it stop working?