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Compose and Send Mails Faster with Gmail's New Compose Feature

This was always on the cards, Gmail keeps adding new features, with Microsoft's Outlook creating a whole E-mail interface for it's users, this change was always expected from Google .

Anyways this new Compose feature is a welcome addition to (the already feature rich) Gmail. And you'll surely love it cause it makes composing and sending mails faster and more flexible.

So let's see what's new, here's a screenshot just for you -


Get started by clicking
Compose in your Gmail, you will see a pop-up with an option to try the New Compose feature. Click Try it Now and you'll find this new Compose Pop-up windows.

You can open multiple Compose windows and these windows can be minimized and you can happily stroll through your Gmail Inbox, Sent Mails, Drafts (Spam also!), Search for mails and access all other features without closing the Compose window. This is convenient as earlier we had to close the Compose page if we needed to search for something in our mailbox.

And what's simpler is the addition of font formats, attachments and insert(emoticons, photos, links) - (highlighted by red rectangle)
And if you still find the new Compose uninspiring you can always switch back to Old Compose by using the option at right bottom corner (highlighted by blue arrow, sorry that is perhaps aqua blue!)

Google says - “The new compose is designed to let you focus on what’s important: your message. The controls are still there when you need them but get out of the way when you don’t. We've even added some new features like the ability to easily insert inline images and have more to come.”

So we're in for more from Gmail, seems Google is really bent on tightening screws around Outlook. But we'll only gain from all these as we'll get to try new faster ad exciting features on our mailbox.


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