Google Finally Introduces Offline Gmail

Google Finally Introduces Offline Gmail, Check Details

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Gmail is an popular mailing service with billions of users around world, and the Google email service owns 18 percent of the email client market share.

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More so, about 75 percent of the people open their Gmail on their mobile devices. With that in mind, Google has now launched the ability to take Gmail offline.

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As per the tech giant Google, users will now be able to read, respond to, and search their Gmail messages even when they aren’t connected to the internet.

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This comes as a breakthrough feature from Google, and will work very well in places with low connectivity or no internet, especially in remote areas.

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Turning on Gmail offline is also easy, and users can do so in a few simple steps. Check how you can do it on the next slides.

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1. Go to mail.google.com. Google says that Gmail offline will only work on Google Chrome, and will only work if you are browsing in normal mode, not Incognito.

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2. Once you are in your inbox, click the Settings icon. 3. Tap "See All Settings." 4. Once you are on the page, click the "Offline" tab.

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5. Click the "Enable offline mail" checkbox. 6. Select how many days of emails you want to sync with your Gmail. 7. Tap “Save Changes"

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