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I disagree. The "Move to" button was a great addition. I have a "Needs Response" label in Gmail that I keep full of things I must act on. When I get email, I
by JoelSutherland 18y ago
I disagree. The "Move to" button was a great addition. I have a "Needs Response" label in Gmail that I keep full of things I must act on. When I get email, I immediately move it from my inbox.
Without this button I needed to first label the message and then archive it. Now it is one action. For anyone that uses labels in any way like folders, this was an awesome improvement.
- litewulf 18y agoI think he's talking about the style of the buttons and not their functionality. (I disagree, I think the buttons are good because they allow both fast keyboard access in addition to mouse friendliness. This behaviour differs from regular buttons and it seems reasonable for them to look different.)
- timcederman 18y agoYep, I was more talking about the style. I do quite like the keyboard functionality, but 99% of Gmail users will never notice/use it sadly.
- timcederman 18y agoI agree "move to" is useful. I'm just surprised, given Gmail Labs, that they made this a default button. The one 'nice' thing about not having it was that it forced me to create filters to automatically label all my email. I actually really like the new label functionality. Multi-select and autocomplete textbox is very nice. However the problem I see there is now every action looks the same. Before you had drop downs, and it made it easy to find what you wanted to do. Hence my too many buttons comment.