#Gmail snooze windows#
The interface also now has a side panel through which people can access other G Suite apps and use them side by side with the Gmail inbox, thus cutting down on the need to switch between different windows or tabs.
The third set of new features are designed to make Gmail easier to use, such as the ability to “snooze” emails so that they are hidden from an inbox until a user is ready to reply to them. The new Gmail also has an AI system that identifies email subscriptions that users don’t often interact with and helps them unsubscribe. The new AI tools include “smart replies,” which allow users to choose from suggested responses, and reminders to respond to certain emails. Google also claims that it has improved protections against scams, which can purportedly prevent more than 99.9 percent of malware, spam, and phishing emails from reaching inboxes. Other features that help ensure communications are secure include the option to prohibit the forwarding, copying, downloading, or printing of certain emails, and the option to require that recipients use two-factor authentication before they can access an email. The features that have been grabbing the most attention are those in “confidential mode,” which allows users to set expiration dates for emails by sending people a link to the message that won’t work after a certain amount a time. What’s more notable, however, is the host of new security-focused and AI-enabled features now available on the email service. The interface now looks softer and less compact, which corresponds with the aesthetics of other G Suite apps like Google Calendar and Drive. Google rolled out a redesign of its Gmail service on Wednesday, the first time it’s done so in seven years.
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