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>Inbox I've had a heap of issues with not receiving notifications for emails that were miscategorised.. or just never popped up on my phone... I check gmail on
by plaguuuuuu 10y ago
>Inbox
I've had a heap of issues with not receiving notifications for emails that were miscategorised.. or just never popped up on my phone... I check gmail on my desktop every few days just to see if I missed something.
- iamgopal 10y agoI have that constant feeling of missing something with google inbox, with sufficient keyboard short cut expertise, on a good day I could handle 300-400 mails in gmail, and feel productive. With Inbox, many of those mails are well hidden, and even if I can safely discard whole bunch of mail at the same time, there were couple of instance that made me go back to gmail.
- bowmessage 10y agoThe Android app is consistently buggy for me. Typing jumps around when my keyboard corrects a word, and I've never been able to attach a photo to an email (no troubles with the Gmail app).
- sanderp 10y agoUgh, I know the feeling. Also, the web app is sometimes slow as hell (collapsing bundles, marking items as done etc) without any particular reason. At least, I presume that having ~5 emails in the inbox wouldn't be so difficult to handle.
- SwellJoe 10y agoNow, y'all have me paranoid that I'm missing mail. I don't think I have been...buy maybe so. And, now that you mention it, GMail is faster, and I can chew through mail at a much, much faster pace. But, the smarts built into Inbox means I can safely ignore a lot more mail (about half ends up in Promos and Finance and Social categories; all ignorable until I'm looking for something specific or expecting something), which is maybe a worthwhile tradeoff. I don't have to go as fast if I only have half as much mail to think about.