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Gmail Interface Adopts Drag and Drop
Created 07/02/2009 - 12:07pm

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Gmail Interface Adopts Drag and Drop

Posted 07/02/09 at 03:07:54 PM  by Andy Salisbury

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Google recently introduced another tweak to their Gmail interface, allowing users that aren’t quite at home with the labeling system to use them as folders.

With the introduction of drag and drop to Gmail, your list of labels will move from the lower left-hand corner to the upper left-hand corner, directly underneath “Inbox” and “Sent Mail.” Google hopes that this will allow users see them more like traditional folders.

Drag and drop comes into play with the use of the labels themselves. Instead of adding tags to each individual message, you’ll instead be able to drag and drop your messages into the label of your choosing.

 

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