Use "Send to → Mail recipient" with Gmail.
The open-source MAPI-to-Gmail bridge for Windows.
Works with any app. Chrome & Edge. Free forever.
The Problem
Gmail has no MAPI support. Windows applications use MAPI to send files by email — right-click a file, select “Send to → Mail recipient”, and it opens your mail client. But if you use Gmail or Google Workspace, nothing happens.
Affixa , the popular third-party bridge, has been discontinued. go-mapi is the open-source replacement.
How It Works
go-mapi bridges the gap between Windows and Gmail using three lightweight components:
- Intercept
- Bridge
- Compose
Key Features
Zero Configuration
Works Everywhere
Chrome & Edge
Draft or Send
Enterprise Ready
Open Source
Quick Start
Getting started takes less than 2 minutes:
irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/marcfargas/go-mapi/main/scripts/install.ps1 | iexInstall the browser extension first, then run the installer above in an admin PowerShell. That’s it — right-click any file → “Send to” → “Mail recipient” → Gmail.
Download & InstallWho Is This For?
- Google Workspace admins looking for an Affixa replacement
- IT departments deploying Gmail in Windows environments
- Power users who need “Send to → Mail recipient” with Gmail
- Developers working with Windows applications that send email
Coming Soon
We’re actively developing new features:
- 📋 Mail queue management — hold, review, and send from the browser
- 👥 Multiple account support — choose which Gmail account to use
- 🔗 Re-threading — attach emails to existing Gmail conversations
- ⚙️ Settings page — configure draft-by-default, signatures, and more
- 📧 SMTP support — send via SMTP as an alternative to Gmail API
- 🔒 Domain restrictions — limit sending to approved domains