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This worked for me:
nativefier --name "Gmail" https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/ --icon logo_gmail_color_2x_web_512dp.png --honest --bounce --counter --internal-urls "mail.google.*?"

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The issue here seems to be that Gmail puts all links through a safe redirect, which is itself a gmail domain. Thus, links are being opened in a new tab because nativefier thinks they're "local". I was able to fix this by changing --internal-urls to something that doesn't match gmail.

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Adding to @xiaogwu's answer:

• The flags --name, --icon, --honest, --bounce and --counter are not required and are not relevant to this issue, only --internal-urls is relevant.

• If you wish, you don't have to re-run nativefier, you can simply modify the internalUrls field from null to "mail.google.*?" in the resources/app/nativefier.json file inside the already-generated app directory.

• To explain why this regex works - As @pzuraq said, all links inside gmail are actually opened via a https://www.google.com/url?q=... redirect. Since gmail is actually hosted on mail.google.com, and nativefier only compares the domain (google.com) without including the subdomain (code), the redirects itself are opened as "internal" links, @xiaogwu's regex solves this by forcing it to only consider mail.google.* as internal.

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How would this work with messenger.com?

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Still having this issue even with the --internal-urls "mail.google.*?" suggestion above. Nothing seems to open with a left-click, even without any --internal-urls specified at all. Right-click open in default browser works fine. Any other ideas?

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How would this work with messenger.com?

Modify your field of resources/app/nativefier.json to the following (per @omertuc's instructions):
"internalUrls":"www.messenger.com.*"

This works because messenger redirect links are l.messenger.com/.*.

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