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Each document/sheet/slide deck opens in its own window, making it easy to arrange them side by side and find them from the taskbar. In my testing, the integration with Google Apps is extremely slick. But those options require IMAP and lose access to many of the features that Gmail users rely on, like keyboard shortcuts and labels instead of folders. Of course, it's possible to configure a Gmail account for use with third-party clients like Microsoft Outlook.

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And the annoyances go all the way to 11 if you use Google apps.Īt the end of the 30-day trial you can drop back to the free Lite version, with support for a single account and no integration with Google Apps, or pay $9.99 for a one-year subscription that unlocks all the features.įor a full feature list, including a comparison of the differences between the free and subscription versions, visit the Kiwi for Gmail download page. It gets worse when you add multiple Gmail accounts into the mix, as you find yourself signing in and out of different accounts to check work and personal mail. Each account gets its own color-coded tab in the Kiwi for Gmail window, so you can quickly switch between accounts without signing in and out.Īt the end of the 30-day trial you can drop back to the free Lite version, with support for a single account and no integration with Google Apps, or pay $9.99 for a one-year subscription that unlocks all the features. A 30-day trial offers all the features of the premium product, including the ability to configure up to six accounts. Zive, the developer of the software, distributes the product through a freemium model. Inside the app, a column of icons on the left offers access to other Google features, including Drive and the full suite of Google Apps.

The difference is that the app gets its own icon on the taskbar, where you no longer have to search for it. As a result, the user experience is identical to what you've come to know from those Chrome tabs. Kiwi for Gmail wraps Gmail and Google Apps into a web wrapper. And after using it for the past month I am happy to kiss browser-based email goodbye.

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Mac users will recognize the app but it's brand new on Windows. Enter the solution, an extremely clever app called Kiwi for Gmail. Opening a document from an email message results in a new tab, and if you want to open a spreadsheet to paste some numbers, there's another tab, and. And the annoyances go all the way to 11 if you use Google apps.

Also, I only want to have search results from that inbox, not from other inboxes or sub groups.

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Is there a convenient function like that in Gmail, other that doing a manual search. I know I can do this from the sidebar, but if I had a choice that's the way I would like it.Ĥ) One thing I liked in Yahoo mail was the 'search for messages from this sender' button. For each inbox, I prefer only messages from that particular account.Ģ) When I send or reply to a message, I want be identified as coming from that particular account.ģ) Is there a way to create 'tabs' for an individual account, as you would for a category. I have a few things I would like to adjust/manage better.ġ) My inboxes have become a messy mix of messages from multiple accounts, Gmail and Yahoo. So I now I have 3 Gmail accounts and 3 Yahoo accounts, all accessible from my primary Gmail acct. First step was importing then into Gmail. I'm trying to phase out my Yahoo email accounts.

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