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I personally have no interest in multiple inboxes. It's great that my gmail UX doesn't have to change for others to get this feature. Too often, products make
by enomar 18y ago
I personally have no interest in multiple inboxes. It's great that my gmail UX doesn't have to change for others to get this feature. Too often, products make everyone suffer in order to provide a feature that 10% of the users "must have". I only hope they can do the same thing to appease the people that "can't live" without folders.
- bmj 18y agoI agree. I turned the feature on, but discovered I didn't really need it, and that it cluttered the screen.
- herval 18y agoit feels awkward and unaligned to me... deactivated in a couple of hours as well
- beingfamous 18y agoI turned the feature on, then realized I need more than a handful of personal emails (not newsletters) to actually justify its use.
- brianm 18y agoI deactivated on first turning it on, then next day turned it back on and spent some time. Right now I have three panes, stacked vertically. One is the inbox, one is unread messages with a particular label (which i really had been treating as a second inbox), and third is starred. In a morning of using it this way It has been very useful, and I find myself actually using the starring function much better. Stacking vertically made a big difference for me, as I skim subjects and the horizontal layout didn't leave enough subject.