Gmail Gets a New Look-What's Behind It?

"In the future, users won't have to search through individual emails for information about their orders. Gmail now displays all purchase-related information and delivery updates in a consolidated view as a simple list. The email service already has several features to keep track of purchases. Packages arriving within 24 hours will still appear at the top of the inbox and as a compact card within order emails. These features will remain-the new list is an additional feature."

"In addition to upcoming deliveries, users can keep track of all their purchases in Gmail with a single click. The new view appears in the sidebar of the app and as a separate tab in the desktop browser. Google has already started equipping the app and web version for private Gmail users with the new feature. It should be available to all users worldwide soon."

"Google has also revamped the "Promotions" category. In the future, messages can be sorted by the most relevant content. This brings senders and brands that users interact with most frequently to the forefront. Additionally, Gmail uses "nudges" to highlight time-sensitive offers or upcoming deals. Those who prefer the previous display can keep the sorting unchanged by the latest emails. These changes are expected to roll out to mobile devices for private Google accounts in the coming weeks."

Gmail now bundles purchase-related information and delivery updates into a consolidated list so users can view orders without searching individual emails. Packages arriving within 24 hours still appear at the top of the inbox and as a compact card within order emails; those features remain. The new purchases view is accessible from the sidebar on mobile and as a separate tab in desktop browsers, allowing one-click tracking of all purchases. Google has begun rolling the feature out to private Gmail users, with global availability expected soon. The Promotions category now sorts messages by relevance and uses "nudges" to highlight time-sensitive offers, with an option to retain chronological sorting.

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