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We’re all prone to a little questionable judgment every now and again, whether it’s caused by a crazy birthday party, a lack of sleep, or just some strange interaction with allergy medicine. But that doesn’t mean you should send that email to your ex at 3am or give your principal a piece of your mind after a night of venting with your colleagues. You’re only going to regret that rambling mess of incoherence and misspelled choice words.

Luckily for Gmail users, Mail Goggles has you covered. Mail Goggles prompts you to solve a couple simple math problems before you send your email. You know, just to make sure your head is on straight. The default setting makes Mail Goggles active only late at night on weekends, but you can change the settings to whenever you want.

Now, if only my cell phone had my back like this. -NICK YINGLING

Mail Goggles

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