Priority Inbox
Having a personal assistant for your emails is what Priority Inbox is like. It uses keywords from your emails and the people you connect with most regularly to automatically categorize and highlight essential communications.
It automatically separates your email into three categories: starred items, everything else, and essential and unread items. Occasionally, it may fail to flag a critical email or incorrectly identify one as crucial.
Step 1: Open Gmail on your Google web page
On your default web browser, open Google. Click on Gmail in the top right corner of the screen.
Note:
If your Gmail is not logged in to your device, you need to log in by typing your email address and password.
Step 2: Click on Settings
Click on the Settings icon in the top right corner. Select “See all Settings” to browse other Settings.
Step 3: Click on Inbox Settings on the menu bar
In the Settings options, select “Inbox” and choose the “Inbox type” option.
Select 4: Select “Priority Inbox” from the drop-down menu
From the “Inbox type” dialogue box, select “Priority Inbox” from the menu.
Step 4: Customize Your Panes
Add search terms or labels for each section.
Step 5: Save Your Changes
After swiping to the bottom, select “Save Changes.”
How to Choose the best Gmail inbox type for your needs
Gmail offers a range of perspectives to assist you in keeping your emails organized and mastering electronic correspondence. The default layout keeps things easy by automatically classifying emails such as “Social,” “Primary,” and “Promotions.” This keeps critical communications close at hand and declutters your inbox.
How to choose your inbox type
- What are the features of Gmail Inboxes?
- How to Choose Your Inbox Type
- What are the Types of Gmail Inboxes
- Default Inbox
- Priority Inbox
- Multiple Inboxes
- Managing Labels
- Conclusion
- FAQs on Gmail Inbox Type
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