Gmail for Web gets the shortcut, repeat and strikethrough shortcuts, new EML download format

Gmail for the Web has received a new update with a shortcut to undo and restore text directly from the compose window. The compose window on Gmail also includes a shortcut for barring text. Google has also added a .EML format for downloading emails. The most recent list of changes comes months after Gmail was redesigned with "suggested answers" to messages and "changes" to reply to forgotten e-mails. The new version of Gmail was deployed to all users last July, following an "Early Adoption Program (EAP)".

Among the changes made, Gmail added a shortcut to perform undo / restore operations directly from the formatting menu of the compose window. This allows Gmail web users to more easily retrieve accidentally deleted content in the composition view. In addition, there is the possibility of redoing. Previously, users could perform undo / restore actions using keyboard shortcuts.

The Gmail composition window under the new update also adds a strikethrough option. "According to your information, this feature is essential for writing emails quickly and efficiently, especially when you want to visually indicate a language change," writes the Gmail team in a blog post while highlighting the news. importance of the new shortcut crossed out.

The Gmail team has also added the ability to allow you to download your emails with attachments as an .EML file in rfc822 format. This makes your emails with their attachments recognizable by other email clients.

You can download your emails as a .EML file by clicking on the button Download the message overflow menu option. The downloaded .EML files can also be sent as attachments.

Google has confirmed that all new changes will be applied to all Gmail users in the coming days. Notably, all changes will be available by default - without the need for a specific process.

As we mentioned, Google introduced Gmail, its new design, last year, with features such as answer suggestions and reminders. The new version of Gmail was deployed to all users in July of last year.

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