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Personally, I find inbox intimidating and confusing. When I set a reminder it is disappearing from the inbox! Also, downloading files from inbox is a real pain.
by palerdot 10y ago
Personally, I find inbox intimidating and confusing. When I set a reminder it is disappearing from the inbox! Also, downloading files from inbox is a real pain. Honestly, there is lot more room for someone to give a elegant solution to organising emails.
- DragApp 10y agoGreat to hear Palerdot. I agree with a lot of your point and for me, so many people like to use their emails/inbox in different ways so Drag is trying to provide the simplest way to do that, just with a slightly different layout.
- aembleton 10y agoThe only reason I ever use the Gmail app is to download files on Android because Inbox refuses for some files such as .gpx files.
- eco 10y agoGMail also lets you download all attachments as a zip instead of downloading them one by one. That's the only reason I hop over to GMail.
- 1123581321 10y agoI've been a full-time Inbox user since I got access and really like it. All of your reminders are viewable in https://inbox.google.com/snoozed https://inbox.google.com/snoozed Occasionally I'll set two reminders because I forgot I already set one, but overall I'm doing more and replying to things at the right time without much effort, so it's been a successful switch for me.
- palerdot 10y agoI use inbox only in mobile. Regarding reminders, technically I'm not snoozing that email. I would like that email to show up with the reminder time. Still, it is tricky for such an app to get stickiness from all kind of users.
- 1123581321 10y agoIn mobile, hit the hamburger menu in the upper left. Snoozed is the second item from the top, right below Inbox. But yes, it's a little surprising that you can't put a date on something without hiding it from the Inbox, now that I've tried it. I think it's the right choice, but I see what you're saying.