4 Gmail for iOS tricks every user should know

There is more to the Gmail app for iOS newly renovated Design pretty Material: It also comes with some new features that will make life for users of Google App a heck of a lot easier. You can reply to a message directly from the notification center, open attachments in other apps and more. Read on for four-some new Gmail tricks, some old, all incredibly useful.

Set an automatic reply

You can set a reminder rental directly from the Gmail application, perfect for friends, letting his loved ones and co-workers know that you will not answering for a long time.

Press the menu button in the upper left corner of the page, then tap the button next to your e-mail Settings button (the shape of a gear one).

Flip the switch on vacation reply, then fill in the blanks, you know, start and end dates, subject line, message, and so on. Click the Save button.

Bonus tip: Any vacation message is set to the web version of Gmail is automatically synchronized with auto answer setting for the implementation of Gmail, and vice versa.

Shush an aggravating

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Some group messages are very helpful, but sometimes you'll find yourself wondering how to get into a conversation not just disappear. Gmail makes it easy to "mute" an annoying message thread-like class where everyone involved with a "congratulations!" O "so cute!" O "see you there" ... again and again.

Once silenced, the thread will not appear in your inbox again unless you are the only person in the To field.

View a chain of messages to mute? Open, tap the down arrow menu in the upper corner of the screen, then tap of silence.

Want unmute a message? Search for "is: muted", open the muted message to activate sound, then go back to the inbox. That will clear the Mute label thread, and you once again receive all messages sent to the group.


Swipe between chain letters

Here are some handy feature that Gmail is easy to miss. Want to read the following chain of messages in your inbox? No need to press the Back button to return to the screen of your inbox. Instead, swipe from right to left (for more threads) or from left to right (for latest threads)

Attach large files from Google Drive for your messages

Do not have an account in Google Drive? Well, if you're using Gmail, you actually have one already.

First, you need to upload files to send to Google Drive. Open your Google Drive, then drag the file to be sent to the website. The file should start automatically load.

Then open the Gmail application, compose a new message or reply to an existing one, click the Attach button (looks like a clip), then tap Insert from the unit.

Find the file you want to send, press, and then press the Attach button.