> The aesthetics are not the same, and some things require hitting two keys (for instance y then o to archive the current message and move to the next - keeping

> The aesthetics are not the same, and some things require hitting two keys (for instance y then o to archive the current message and move to the next - keeping the current one from showing up again unless you look for it). Looks like you don't know everything about Gmail shortcuts yourself. The same feature is available under '{' and '}' (or '[' and ']', but in this case the behavior depends on the label you are currently in).