Gmail is one of the most popular email services in the world, and it's no surprise that Google is constantly making improvements to the app. In a recent update, Google has added icons and line separators to the overflow menus in Gmail for Android, making them easier to read and navigate.
What's Changed
Previously, the overflow menus in Gmail were just a long list of text, which could be a bit overwhelming. Now, Google has added icons next to each item, making it much easier to scan and find what you're looking for. They've also added dividers to group related items together, which further improves the organization.
The changes are most noticeable in the menus for individual emails and in the inbox. In the menu for an individual email, Google has grouped together the options for moving the email, changing its label, and marking it as important or unimportant. They've also added a new option for reporting spam. In the inbox menu, Google has grouped together the options for moving emails, adding stars to them, changing their labels, and marking them as important or unimportant. They've also added a new option for snoozing emails.
How to Get the New Design
The new menu design is available in version 2025.01.25.721794537 of Gmail for Android. If you don't see the new design yet, you can force stop the app and reopen it.
Overall, this is a welcome change that makes Gmail easier to use. It's a small but significant improvement that will be appreciated by many users.
In addition to the new menu design, Google has also made a number of other improvements to Gmail for Android in recent months. These include:
A new feature that allows you to create custom inboxes.
A new feature that allows you to see your most important emails at the top of your inbox.
A new feature that allows you to search for emails by their sender, recipient, or subject.
These improvements are all part of Google's ongoing effort to make Gmail the best email service possible.
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