Google lets you add third-party email accounts to the Gmail mobile app, which brings Google features like spam filtering and a tabbed inbox to those accounts. Add Third-Party Email Accounts to Gmailĭo you love the Gmail interface, but don't want to give up your Yahoo, iCloud, or Outlook email address? Not a problem. You'll get a new Chrome Profile sign in page to use here. Click the profile icon at the upper right of your browser window (it probably looks like your Google account avatar picture), click the Pencil icon to give that Profile a name, then click Add at the bottom. You can also put the Chrome browser to work to keep your multiple accounts (or accounts for other people that use the computer) separate but usable using Chrome Profiles. The default account is the one you signed in with first. Then, to switch between accounts, click your avatar again, and click the desired account no password entry required. Click on your account avatar on the top right and select Add another account. Each can occupy a tab and stay signed in. On the desktop (using Chrome, Firefox, Edge), you can sign into multiple accounts at once.
If you're a Google super fan and have multiple Google/Gmail accounts (even a Google Workspace account from work), there's no need to sign in and out constantly. Click Save Changes button at the bottom to make them stick. Any new shortcut in here will overwrite the defaults. Enable this by clicking the gear icon on the top right and select See all settings > Keyboard shortcuts > Keyboard shortcuts on.
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Gmail is chock full of keyboard shortcuts for just about everything you can do many only require a single click (hit the C key to start a compose window, for example). Mastering even a few settings will help you take full advantage of what Gmail has to offer beyond the basics.
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