How To Change Gmail's Inbox Layout
Gmail is undoubtedly one of the most popular email services today due to its easy-to-navigate interface, and as one of Google's main products, the way Gmail appears on any device can be customized to fit different types of users. Many of the Gmail tweaks made by the California-based tech company are focused on enhancing organizational functionality, improving ease of use, and promoting overall user comfort.
Gmail is in the process of rolling out a redesign of its web version that lets users seamlessly move between Google apps like Gmail, Chat, and Meet without the need to open new tabs or windows. For a while now, users who prefer to use the service with minimal eye strain have also been able to enable dark mode for Gmail and preview their inbox with a black backdrop. Another Gmail feature worth exploring is the ability to customize the look and feel of a person's inbox, as well as the option to have multiple inboxes easily accessible through one interface.
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Whether a Gmail user has an iOS or Android device, the steps for picking a new Gmail inbox layout are the same. Launch the Gmail app and tap Menu (hamburger icon) at the top-left corner of the screen. Scroll down and select Settings. Pick the Gmail account to modify, scroll through the menu, and tap Inbox type. Choose one of the five available inbox layouts. To switch inbox layouts on a computer, open Gmail on a web browser and click on Settings (gear icon) at the top-right corner of the screen. Under Inbox type, select one of the six layouts. Some inboxes have an additional Customize option that lets Gmail users modify features specific to that inbox type.
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