The major Gmail redesign, the biggest in years, is now officially rolling out, with big changes such as confidential and self-destructing emails, nudging, email snoozing, and more.
The changes have been gradually leaking recently and now the update is finally live, albeit the rollout is phased so it might take a while to reach all users. Gmail has a massive 1.4 billion users and not all will get the changes at once, but the global rollout will nonetheless hit all users soon.
For now, those who are among the first to receive the update will get an invite for an opt-in to use the new features and redesign.
Gmail Features Borrowed From Inbox
Inbox by Gmail brought a less cluttered, more organized inbox experience, sporting some neat features to make things easier. Gmail is now borrowing some of those features such as the ability to take various actions without actually opening an email.
