Kiwi Gmail For Mac Support

• NOTE: Kiwi for Gmail does not have offline support, which is incompatible with serving all Gmail's features. • NOTE: Kiwi for Gmail does not support Google's Inbox. • Gmail as a Polished Desktop Experience - Windows for new messages, the calendar, Google Drive; Attach photos, documents, or whatever you want by just dragging them on; An. Gmail-client gsuite-integration multiple-account-support. Kiwi for Gmail (sometimes referred to as Gmail for Mac) was added by Danilo_Venom in Nov 2015 and the latest update was made in May 2018. The list of alternatives was updated Oct 2018 There is a history of all activites on Kiwi for Gmail in our Activity Log.

There are a lot of people I talk with that love Apple hardware, but also love Google services (especially Gmail). One of the downsides to using Gmail in a Chrome or Safari window is you miss out on a lot of benefits of using a native email app. Using an app like, you can get the benefits of using the Gmail interface (along with Google Drive and its apps) with Mac hardware. In previous versions of Kiwi, you got the best of both worlds. Gmail could be set as your default email client, used as a macOS share extension, use global keyboard shortcuts, and have one-click access to Google Drive. If you use Gmail on macOS, you need an app like Kiwi. Today, Kiwi for Gmail is rolling out a new feature to help users stay on top of their email and keep it from being overwhelming.

They are launching a “Focus Filtered Inbox” for Gmail. Instead of relying on Google’s built-in views, Kiwi’s new inbox is built around a new “Today View” and Google’s AI for important flags for messages. Part of the problem with previous approaches is that they force users into these fixed views of their inbox. If you archive an email, suddenly you can’t find it. If you only see email Google marks important, you constantly know you’re missing things and need to go digging in the ‘unimportant’ email. – Eric Shashoua, CEO and Founder of Kiwi for Gmail The Focus Filtered Inbox allows users to pick a view based on Date, Importance, Unread, Attachments and Starred. You can combine filters based on exactly what you want to see.

This new inbox is easily available from the sidebar, so it’s only one click. You can create views to show emails with attachments, show just the emails from today (or the past 3 days), show only unread items. If you are a Gmail user on macOS, check out on the Mac App Store. It costs (on sale for $4.99).

If you happen to use a PC, they have a as well.

I’m kind of a sucker for Gmail apps. I really like Gmail, but I also like the look and feel of a desktop app. That’s when (formerly Gmail for Mac) was launched on Kickstarter, I was quick to jump in. I was hoping for something amazing, but I got something good instead. Kiwi is a very good app. It does what it says it does, but it’s not amazing yet. I don’t know what I was expecting from Kiwi, but my expectations were high.

Quite a few people wondered how it’d be different from and, as it turns out, it’s not that different at all; or not that I can tell. MailPlane is actually more polished and has more features. Kiwi is young though and it’ll be interesting to see how it grows up.

Here are a few areas that Kiwi falls short. • No way to copy a message URL so I can put it in a to-do app. • Google Docs and Google Calendar open in new windows which just creates more clutter. I like MailPlane’s calendar tab so we don’t have too many windows. • No keyboard shortcut to go back so I can’t map my mouse button to go back. It does have a swipe back gesture though.

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