Insert HTML Signature in Gmail [Greasemonkey Script]
By default Gmail doesn’t allow HTML signature in outgoing emails. Means all tags you put into signature will appear as it is.
There are multiple ways to overcome this problem. Simplest is too have a HTML editor and copying HTML signature into Gmail, thanks to Gmail’s WYSIWYG editor. This method is good for one or two mails everyday.
Next you can do this using a Greasemonkey script either. As greasemonkey is for firefox only, other user can still follow method described above.
Firefox users can install Gmail - Insert HTML Signature script.
After installation, script will create a HTML signature box in left sidebar. There you can put as many signature as you want and also set which signature to be used by default (in case of multiple signature).
Also each signature can be assigned a memorable name as shown in screenshot below which appears when you add new or edit existing signatures!
Once done, every time you compose a new email as well as reply to any, your signature will be be appended automatically.
if you are using plain-text signature in Gmail, that will be also added to new mails. You can either use both or remove old signature by going to Settings >> General >> Signature!
Links: Install Script | Greasemonkey | Firefox
Related: 3 Free Email Signature Generators
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@lalit joshi
sorry did not get your question?
Great Information! I am now making my own html signature. Thanks!
@Gerard
Your welcome buddy…
I am new to Mac, not sure how to install the script. I downloaded to desktop. When I click, Mac wants to know what to use to open it. If I use Firefox, it just shows me the script (pretty, but not useful). Don’t know how to get it to install something.
@Ronica -
It looks like you forgot to install or enable Greasemonkey addon for firefox. Its here.