Google adds drag and drop support to Gmail

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Posted on : 02-07-2009 | By : Ramakanth | In : Gmail, Google

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Google is providing non-stop improvement for it’s web mail service ,today Google added drag drop and other navigation capabilities for Gmail.I think you must have noticed this feature if you had logged-onto your Mail today.

Early in the morning when I opened my Gmail account i was surprised to see a small window that shows the changes in the management of tags or labels in Gmail.

The changes I noticed is, the location of labels (moved to the left side pane of the inbox ) is changed,now we can drag messages to labels (drag & drop) and the ability to show and hide labels.By default, Google shows the labels that are more important to a user based on mail usage pattern and hides the irrelevant ones.

Via Official Gmail Blog.

Ramakanth

I'm the editor of this blog & one of the Founder of Techno360.in. I likes to blog about everything,but my knowledge doesn't allow me,so I'm currently sticking to freebies, web-browsers and Windows OS related articles.

Comments (1)

scott stan said on 02-07-2009
	drag drop and other navigation capabilities for Gmail is a good idea Reply

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