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Not useful to whom? I used to greatly enjoy their RSS reader. I'm still enjoying Inbox, for as long as I can keep it, and I dread going back to regular Gmail. W
by tvanantwerp 8y ago
Not useful to whom? I used to greatly enjoy their RSS reader. I'm still enjoying Inbox, for as long as I can keep it, and I dread going back to regular Gmail. When Google kills a product, it's more likely than not for their own good, not mine.
- holtalanm 8y agoMost of the useful inbox featues have been moved into the new Gmail though. I mean, i get it, I liked inbox too, but gmail is basically inbox 2.0 now.
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- tvanantwerp 8y agoI did give Gmail another try, but it absolutely did not feel like Inbox to me--at least not the parts that made me switch in the first place.
- Something1234 8y agoDoesn't mean it isn't crap? It's so much slower than the old Gmail. Things don't immediately commit, and I get asked to I want to leave when I close the webmail now. Everyone just needs inconsistent systems now. What ever happened to consistent systems and changes being committed as soon as possible.