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How to Personalize Swipe Actions in the New Gmail App. It's also possible to decide if the emails are archived by swiping either to the right or left. To personalize this, go to “Settings -> General Settings -> Swipe actions.” Once you set it up, tap on the blue change option to modify it.
- How do I change the layout of my Gmail app?
- How do I personalize my Gmail account?
- Why does my Gmail app look different?
- How do I get new features in Gmail?
- How do I change the view of my Gmail inbox?
- How do I change the view in Gmail?
- Can I change my Google account name?
- Why can't I change my Gmail theme?
- Why can't I change my Google account name?
- What is the official Gmail app?
- How do I check my Gmail inbox?
- Does Gmail have a new look?
How do I change the layout of my Gmail app?
Choose your inbox layout
- On your Android phone or tablet, open the Gmail app .
- In the top left, tap Menu .
- Tap Settings.
- Choose your account.
- Tap Inbox type.
- Choose Default Inbox, Important first, Unread first, Starred first, or Priority Inbox.
How do I personalize my Gmail account?
Gmail themes
- On your computer, open Gmail.
- In the top right, click Settings .
- Click Themes.
- Click a theme. You can make changes to some themes by clicking Text Background , Vignette , or Blur .
- Click Save.
Why does my Gmail app look different?
Your Gmail App Is About To Get A MAJOR Redesign
If you're a fellow Gmail user, you're about to see major changes on the app pretty soon — if you're wondering why your Gmail app looks different, it's because Google is giving the platform a serious makeover.
How do I get new features in Gmail?
Change settings for experimental features
- In the top right corner, click Settings See all settings. If you haven't started using the new Gmail yet, click Try the new Gmail.
- Under “General,” scroll to look for the features that have the experiment icon .
- Next to each feature, click choose to turn it on or off.
How do I change the view of my Gmail inbox?
Choose your inbox layout
- On your computer, go to Gmail.
- Click Setting. Scroll to Inbox type.
- Select Default, Important first, Unread first, Starred first, Priority Inbox, or Multiple Inboxes.
How do I change the view in Gmail?
Find settings & make changes
- On your computer, go to Gmail.
- In the top right, click Settings. See all settings.
- At the top, choose a settings page, such as General, Labels, or Inbox.
- Make your changes.
- After you're done with each page, click Save Changes at the bottom.
Can I change my Google account name?
Edit your name
You can change your name as many times as you want. On your Android phone or tablet, open your device's Settings app . Manage your Google Account. At the top, tap Personal info.
Why can't I change my Gmail theme?
Sign in using your administrator account (does not end in @gmail.com). User settings. Scroll to the Themes section. Check or uncheck the Let users choose their own themes box.
Why can't I change my Google account name?
If you can't change your name
If you get an error that says "This setting can't be changed for your account," it may mean: You've changed your name too many times during a short period of time. You're on a Google Workspace account and your admin doesn't allow you to change the name.
What is the official Gmail app?
The official Gmail app brings the best of Gmail to your iPhone or iPad with real-time notifications, multiple account support and search that works across all of your mail.
How do I check my Gmail inbox?
How to Go to My Inbox in Gmail
- Navigate to gmail.com using any Web browser.
- Enter your Google username and password in the the Username and Password fields and click "Sign In" to log in to your Google account. The default view is the Inbox folder. Click the "Inbox" link in the left pane if you don't see your inbox, to go to your Inbox folder.
Does Gmail have a new look?
After weeks of hinting that a new look was in store for Gmail, Google has revealed a brand new logo for the hugely popular email service. ... Just like the recent Google Maps and Google Photos logo updates, it retains a single design element and adds Google's four-colour aesthetic.
