Gmail Adds Multiple Inboxes »
Posted By TechnologyExpert 10 months, 1 week ago in Science & TechnologyGmail has added another Lab feature, just a few days after adding some more functionality to Labels which made them more folder-ish. The new feature is Multiple Inboxes, but it's really more like Multiple Panes.
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must warn people of impending google fascism following global economic meltdown of 2016.
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