[..] fromCloudAvebrings out the bads about the “Multiple Inboxes”. The author says, [..]
Gmail Labs is out with a new feature: multiple inboxes.
Except that it’s not. Multiple inboxes, that is. Think about it: that would defy logic – unless we’re talking about handling multiple email accounts, which is clearly not the case here. TechCrunch has it right![]() |
It’s also the first new Gmail development I don’t like: tried it, found the screen too busy, and I lost one of the key productivity boosters Gmail brought to us: the ability to read the first line of content from the list screen. I actually think the productivity loss due to this is more than the “gain” from having multiple panes. But of course it’s all a matter of preferences – what do you think? Please cast your vote below (and if you’re reading this in a feed, please click through).
Thanks.
Update: I guess the poll isn't too popular. But Stowe Boyd agrees:
I just don't want to have my workflow derailed, and messing with the inbox is just too close to the bone.

[..] fromCloudAvebrings out the bads about the “Multiple Inboxes”. The author says, [..]
I like it because I set it to display only 5 lines and I put it above my regular inbox. Not as annoying there. I agree that the name is misleading and confusing.
[..] révèle les faiblesses de la fonction « Multiple Inboxes » surCloudAve: [..]
[..] I was so massively disappointed that the much heraldedmultiple inbox extensionactually doesn’t present multiple inboxes but rather multiple panes each with the same inbox content that is tagged with a different label. [..]
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