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What is a conversation Gmail?
Conversation view is a Google Mail setting that allows you to set whether emails of the same subject are grouped together. It shows you how the conversation evolved, and you do not have to open several emails to follow the conversation or go searching for a message you may have already read and responded to.
How do Gmail conversations work?
When people reply to an email, Gmail groups responses together in conversations with the newest email on the bottom. A conversation breaks off into a new conversation if the subject line changes or the conversation gets to more than 100 emails.
What do you mean by conversation view in Gmail?
In Gmail, replies to emails (and replies to those replies) are displayed in one place, in order, making it easier to understand the context of a message – or to follow the conversation. This feature is called Conversation View. People either love or hate Conversation View – the gAppsTips team all love it.
How are the conversations organized in Gmail mail?
Gmail organizes mail into Conversations, or groups of messages, based on the subject line and content of the email. Conversations give you the context of the email by displaying previous related messages. For more information, see the Google Support Article: Conversations and the Google’s Quickstart Guide to Conversations vs. Messages.
Are there benefits to having conversations in Gmail?
If you’re new to Gmail, conversations can take time to get used to, but they are worth the effort. Some benefits of conversations include: if there’s an unimportant conversation with a lot of messages, it doesn’t take over your inbox – you can focus on what’s more important to you
How to expand conversation view in Google Mail?
Or, to expand all messages in a conversation click the Expand all button on the top right of the screen Sign into Google Mail at www.stonybrook.edu/mycloud with your NetID and NetID password Click on the gear icon in the top right corner and select Settings Scroll to the bottom of the page and select Save Changes