Google’s Gmail email service is the fastest growing email service in the world, and now, the company plans to make it more customisable by finally allowing users to view their inbox messages in an ungrouped chronological format.
Since the company launched the email service eight years ago, it would automatically group email messages with the same subject (including with multiple participants) in to a threaded conversation-like view.
Gmail was the first email service to introduce the feature, but many users; in particular users who previously used other email clients such as Yahoo’s Mail service, simply wanted to view their messages in a single chronological unthreaded list.
Available now, users can switch the default “Conversation View” to “off” from the general settings tab in Gmail, which will simply display inbox messages in a chronological ungrouped list.
Thanks to business2.0press for the heads up.
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