Author: James Vincent
Google announced that Gmail would natively support email scheduling in April 2019, but the feature has only now become available in desktop and mobile.
Previously, you’d have to use a third-party add-on to do this sort of basic scheduling. Thankfully, Gmail’s new feature is perfectly easy to use, and it will have a range of applications for scheduling work and personal messages. Maybe you’re trying to talk to someone in a different time zone, nag someone about an event, or you just want to remind your future self about something. If so, schedule an email.
To schedule a message via Gmail in a desktop web browser, follow these steps:
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Google announced that Gmail would natively support email scheduling in April 2019, but the feature has only now become available in desktop and mobile.
Previously, you’d have to use a third-party add-on to do this sort of basic scheduling. Thankfully, Gmail’s new feature is perfectly easy to use, and it will have a range of applications for scheduling work and personal messages. Maybe you’re trying to talk to someone in a different time zone, nag someone about an event, or you just want to remind your future self about something. If so, schedule an email.
To schedule a message via Gmail in a desktop web browser, follow these steps:
- Compose a new email
- Click the triangle next to the blue “Send” button
- Select one of the suggested times,...
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